AGENCIES NEW DELHI, 28 SEPTEMBER
The Indian smartphone users in urban centres are anxiously waiting to upgrade to 5Gas it gets rolled out next month, and intent to upgrade to 5G in urban India is two times higher than in markets like the UK and US where 5G services are available.
The study, carried out in the second quarter this year, reflects the views of 300 million daily smartphone users in urban centres.
The users are even willing to paya45 percent premium for a plan bundled with novel experiences, the findings showed, which could be a delight for internet service providers ready with 5G, said the study.
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