Redmi K30 Teaser Posters, Dual Band 5G Support Reveal Dual Hole-Punch Display Camera

Redmi K30

Redmi K30 is now in the news. After the success of the series, Redmi K20 and Redmi K20 Pro Xiaomi began with the introduction of his successor Redmi K30. The latest teaser confirmed that the phone has two front cameras. The phone displays a perforated screen with two holes in the top right corner. The Redmi K30 phone was already confirmed to be launching for 5G support and more connectivity details were also completed.

Lu Weibing, General Manager of Redmi, released two teasers on Weibo, revealing important information about the Redmi K30. The first poster shows a part of the phone that confirms that it will use two front cameras in a piercing manner. The front camera openings are located at the top-right edge. This is the first Redmi phone to display such a screen. In addition, the second poster announced that the phone will be compatible with autonomous and non-autonomous 5G networks (SA / NSA) with less than 6 Hz.

CEO Lei Jun repeated this information, saying the Redmi K30 supports NSG + SA Dual Mode 5G. Qualcomm has reportedly brought 5G chips to power next year's marketed SMBs. Qualcomm's fifth-generation chipsets will be available in 2020 for the Snapdragon 8 Series, 7 Series, and 6 Series. Xiaomi will probably integrate one of those chips, presumably the Snapdragon 7 Series, into the Redmi K30.

The Redmi K30 will probably be available in two variants: one with 4G support and one with 5G support.

Now Jio charging 6 paise per minute for calling other companies customers

Reliance Jio announced Wednesday that it has decided to bill six subscribers per minute for subscribers calling other mobile networks. The Mumbai-based operator claimed that the new voice charges would be levied at the current Interconnection User Charge (IUC) price set by the Indian Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRAI) for telecommunications that allow outgoing calls between networks, even as voice calls outside of the network. The new change is designed specifically for voice calls to other operators, while leaving all Jio Jio calls, incoming calls and landline calls available at no extra cost.

Reliance Jio voice calls will be billed

For calls outside the network, Reliance Jio has announced four IUC refill vouchers - from Rs. 10 and Rs. 100. The operator stated that he would provide additional data of equal value based on the consumption of IUC charge tickets in order not to increase the customer tariffs. In addition, Jio Postpaid customers will be charged six calls per minute for out-of-network calls, with the free data rights being increased in the amount indicated on the vouchers.
In a statement to the media, Reliance Jio said it was forced to charge for outgoing calls, as operators of IUC would have to pay fees to allow off-network voice calls on their networks. The operator also claimed that he had paid close to the RS for supporting the IUC with his own funds. 13,500 crores from other operators in the last three years. After the regulator changed the IUC fees in 2017, other telecom operators continued the "exorbitant tariffs" and increased the fees for voice calls to about RS. 1.50 per minute.

Reliance Jio has ensured that the burden of six weighings per minute on outbound calls outside the network will only last until TRAI completely releases the IUC. In particular, the regulator should introduce a zero-termination taxation system in its most recent change from 2017 to 1 January 2020. If no changes are made to this policy after this date, there will no longer be any voice communication charges made by Reliance Jio.

"We hope that the fees for IUC will be canceled in accordance with the applicable rules and that these temporary fees will expire on December 31, 2019, and that consumers will not have to pay these fees later," Reliance Jio said. ,