Jio Launches Affordable Smartphone JioPhone Next, To Be Available From September

 

The News Cover: well the world's most affordable phone is now coming from Jio and google announced. Mukesh Ambani and sunder Pichai today, at the reliance agm this will be out in September there's no price yet for it but Mukesh Ambani promised. it will be the world's most affordable smartphone, also the Aramco chairman the Saudi oil giant chairman will now be a director on the reliance board however stocks, were down because there's no clarity yet on the actual deal it is my promise that jio phone next will be by far the most affordable smartphone. not just in India, but globally jio phone next is the jio phone built in collaboration with Google, that reliance will launch on the 10th of September. 

the price will be announced later pitched as the world's most affordable 4g smartphone. the jio phone next aims to board 300 million-plus users who are currently on feature phones. the jio4nx with google integrates features, like language translation read-aloud features into the operating system. so that the first-time users don't need to download the build for India, and it'll open up new possibilities for millions of new users. 

who will experience the internet for the very first time and we can't wait to show you the device later this year on the topic of 5g Mukesh money confirmed that jio had developed 100 own intellectual property in the field of 5g the company has achieved over 1 gbps download speeds in the testing phase and is ready to deploy 5g for innovative use cases like mobile healthcare. so jio is not just working to make India 2g mukth but also 5g, however, the reliance stock fell by 2.61 percent reliance industries had made the stake sale announcement in the year 2019 but the 15 billion dollar deal with Saudi oil giant Aramco was not finalized due to the pandemic the fossil fuel joint has also announced a 75 000 crore investment over three years in solar cells and fuel cell manufacturing with Mukesh Ambani acknowledging that emissions need to be cut being carbon neutral is not enough for the climate crisis.