Reliance Communications has recorded a record quarter, in terms of new connections, adding 5.3m to its base to take the total to 56.0m. Proportionately, it grew by 10.35% over the quarter and 54.3% over the year.

We told ya didn't we? Last month, to the date, we reported that HTC will launch the CDMA variant of the Touch Diamond with RCom. Surprise, surprise, the Touch Diamond is indeed available on RCom as the P3051. But unlike the Indian GSM version, which is EDGE only, the CDMA variant is EvDo 1x ready. However, it carries a staggering price tag of Rs 39,900 while the GSM version is available ...

India's Reliance Communications (RCom) has soft-launched its GSM network in several major cities across the country, with a commercial launch expected within the next couple of months.

If this confidential document that we have received is to be believed, then RCom is planning to launch the HTC Victor or the CDMA version of the Touch Diamond in India. According to the presentation, RCom will pitch it against the iPhone 3G that is available on Bharti Airtel and Vodafone networks. While there is no news about the pricing or availability, a tipster told us about a pre-Diwali launch...

Filed under: News : Smart LGs 10000 dual screen mobile also called the Voyager in the US has been launched for Reliance CDMA.

India's telecoms regulator, TRAI has ordered the incumbent GSM operators, including Bharti, Idea, Vodafone, Spice and state controlled BSNL to provide interconnection with Reliance Communications' (RCom) new GSM network and report back once they have complied.

According to a PTI report, Anil Ambani's RCom has just launched its GSM services in Delhi by handing out a thousand GSM connections to its employees. The carrier already operates a CDMA network across the country and has GSM services in a few circles where it doesn't have a CDMA network. But with the launch in Delhi, RCom became the first carrier to operate both CDMA and GSM networks in the same c

Chinese handset manufacturers like Huawei and ZTE are making hay while carriers continue to shine on them. After RCom, Bharti Airtel has roped in a Chinese handset manufacturer to offer cheap handset and lifetime prepaid suscriptions. The latest offer involves Huawei's T156 handset, which Airtel has priced at Rs 1,199. The ultra basic handset has nothing to boast about other than its price tag, so

AFP - Indian mobile phone group Reliance Communications and Africa's largest cellular firm MTN have called off talks for a tie-up because of "legal and regulatory issues", the companies said.

India's Reliance Communications (RCom) is reported to be planning a global MVNO platform which could create a "single network" spanning 57 countries.