Reliance Jio announced the recent Jiophonenext phone feature.
Phone Features 4G announced at the 47th Annual General Meeting The main company Reliance aims to provide users the opportunity to participate in the Indian cellular cellular economy.
It seems that the company that launched its first feature telephone, Jiophone, in 2017 realized that KAOS powered devices were not enough to bridge Digital Divide in this country.
Jio has now partnered with Google to offer smart phones on the Android version of the strip-down that gives users access to the Google Play Store.
The next Jiophone is likely to come with basic hardware features that might not run as efficiently for the current generation Android operating system.
This is why Google has made an Android version stripped and optimized for the next Jiophone.
After saying that, the next Jiophone tapped 320 million users who were on the telephone feature activated 2G and 540 million which still bought their own cellular mobile.
For the population with 1.39 billion people who have only 61% cellphone penetration, the next Jiophone is a big market for Google and Jio.
Of course, the next Jiophone needs to be subsidized, so people will be able to buy them.
But more than costs, Google and Jio are eyeing refunds – more than 500 million new users.
“Of the 850 million unique cellphone users, almost 530 million are smartphone users, while approximately 320 million are the next feature of the phone.
With the upcoming Jiophone, Reliance Jio stares at the potential of 520 million users.
This includes around 150 million which is unavoidable, 50 million cards Used / old smartphones are used for updating and 320 million features of mobile users (including 4G Jio Smart Phone displays telephone users), “according to recent reports with rival research.
JIO already has a 425 million customer base and to grow this number, it is necessary to encourage 2G users to 4G.
Launched a full Android phone under the RS 3,000 considering the high price of chips, batteries, camera modules are a big cost challenge regardless of the scale involved.
Also, running Android 10 or 11 on a smartphone requires several minimum hardware requirements.
Jio’s partnership with Google is about balancing expectations and costs.
Google has said that it will provide an optimized Android version without revealing a lot of detail.
In other words, it will be the lightweight version of Android with the necessary Google services, the basic features needed and access to the Google Play Store.
Also, Google needs to optimize software so that it can work well on basic hardware.
To make a sweeter deal, the search giant has promised to provide software updates and security on time.
You might think that Google is too committed, considering the next Jiophone will be a very subsidized phone, but see the possibility of getting more than 500 million unique users who will use Google services for the first time, definitely worth the company based in the US.