With the latest update, Realme 5G smartphones will become Jio 5G-ready. Realme VP Madhav Sheth said in a statement “We have partnered with the leading telcos in India and have curated a host of bundle offers for our users. 85 per cent of our devices already support SA and 100 per cent of our devices will have full SA support by October. We are also rolling out OTA updates for our devices to ensure that all our users can make the most of 5G".
5G was launched by PM Narendra Modi on October 1 at the inauguration of India Mobile Congress (IMC), 2022. The 5G services are likely to provide high speed internet with low latency thereby changing the landscape of data. The 5G services will provide seamless coverage, high data rate, low latency and highly reliable communications system.
Reliance Jio has announced that they will start the services in a phased out manner. This means that the first phase will include providing 5G services to 4 cities- Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Chennai. These cities will get 5G services by Diwali which will be held between 22-26 October. The national capital, and other three megalopolis cities that are slated to get Jio5G services by Diwali will also face redundancy in the way that only parts of the city will receive the services. Other cities will get Jio 5G by December 2023.
