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Iran signals Strait of Hormuz may close again as US maintains naval blockade despite ‘full passage’ claimsTensions rise over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's top negotiator warns the vital oil route may close again if a US naval blockade continues. ...- Jio tops in 5G speed, availability, its utilisation by subscribers: Open SignalJio leads India's 5G segment in speed and availability. Data from September to November 2025 shows Jio's 5G download speeds were 11 times f...
- Airtel winner in 4 of 5 metrics in fixed broadband services, Jio most consistent: OpenSignalBharti Airtel has emerged as a leader in four out of five metrics measuring the service quality of telecom operators' fixed broadband servi...
- 30% 5G availability in India in nine months: OpenSignalReliance Jio and Bharti Airtel — are rolling out 5G services since October last year and in just nine months, 5G availability has reached 2...
- Airtel tops 4G download speeds, Jio in coverage: OpenSignalUsers on Airtel clocked 13.6 Mbps download speeds, marginally faster than Vodafone Idea and Reliance Jio by 0.3-0.6 Mbps, but a whopping 10...
- Airtel bests Jio, Voda Idea in 4 of 7 quality metrics: Open SignalAccording to tests by a London-based network analytics firm OpenSignal, rivals Vodafone Idea (Vi) had the best upload speeds while Reliance...
- Internet speeds across networks rise to pre-covid levels: Speed tracker OpenSignalIn the week gone by, users in Delhi saw the greatest improvement of 38.1% in download speed, followed by users in Mumbai (33.5%), Hyderabad...
- Airtel’s average speeds show improvement, Jio’s speeds show consistency: Kotak reportAirtel is followed by Reliance Jio with average download speed of 6.2 Mbps and Vodafone and Idea with average speeds of 6 Mbps and 5.3 Mbps...
- Airtel tops download speed, Jio leads in 4G availability: ReportThe average download speed of Airtel was 7.53 Mbps (megabits per second), followed by Jio in the second place with 5.47 Mbps.
- Kolkata tops in India on 4G front, ahead of Singapore, Hong KongOpenSignal has ranked Kolkata No 1 on 4G availability in India with a score of 90.7%, well over Mumbai (86.65%) and Delhi (86.73%).
- Amazon, Flipkart, Ola, other apps shed weight to pass Indian internet testOla, Amazon, Flipkart found a way to overcome patchy mobile internet connectivity and sluggish data speeds.
- Bharti Airtel beats Reliance Jio in 4G speeds: OpenSignalJio that has launched commercial telecom operations in September 2016, was able to deliver typical everyday download speeds of 5.1 Mbps in ...
- 4G speed in India slowest in worldAccording to a list prepared by mobile analytics company OpenSignal, 4G download speed in India is the slowest across 88 countries spanning...
- Indian 4G speed lowest in 77 nationsSouth Korea and Singapore cut the closest with average 45.9 Mbps and 46.6 Mbps 4G speeds respectively.
- Airtel tops 3G, 4G speed scores; Jio in 4G reach: OpenSignalHowever, Jio's "superior 4G availability" drove it to the top of its overall speed rankings, according to OpenSignal.
- Reliance Jio's 4G speeds skyrocketed during May-July period: OpenSignalIn the last six months, Jio’s typical 4G download has ballooned from 3.9 Mbps to 5.8 Mbps — that’s almost a 50% increase in speed, OpenSign...
- OpenSignal contests Trai 4G test method, rates Airtel fastestThe UK-based firm has also alleged 'discrepancy' in methodology used by the telecom regulator Trai compared to the method it uses to measur...
- 4G download speed in India three times below global averageEven worse, average 3G download speeds across the country are less than 1 Mbps, which could go down to as low as 10 Kbps for some 3G subscr...
- RJio tops chart in 4G download speed in March: Trai reportVodafone registered average download speed of 5.66 mbps, Reliance Communications 2.64 mbps, Tata Docomo 2.52 mbps, state run BSNL 2.26 mbps...
- Data-rich Jio users spend only 8.2% of time on WiFiThe global report shows Jio users connected to WiFi networks an average 8.2% of the time during September-November 30, which is well below ...
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