Vodafone on Monday partnered with Twitter to offer subscribers free access to the social networking website for three months. The move is part of Vodafone's initiative to drive mobile Internet adoption in the country.
Subscribers will be able to access and tweet without incurring data charges when they visit the Twitter website or the official Android app.
After a price war for offering the cheapest call rates, telecom operators are now aggressively pushing data services, especially 3G. Many operators, including Airtel, Vodafone and Reliance have already slashed usage charges to get more subscribers to consume data.
Last week, Vodafone launched its 'Be Smart' mobile internet initiative, under which it will reach out to customers talking about popular mobile applications like videos and music, navigation, social networking, online gaming and live stock market updates.
One of the popular social networking sites, Twitter allows users to share stories, ideas, opinions and news in 140 characters long messages.
Vishnu Teja
Subscribers will be able to access and tweet without incurring data charges when they visit the Twitter website or the official Android app.
After a price war for offering the cheapest call rates, telecom operators are now aggressively pushing data services, especially 3G. Many operators, including Airtel, Vodafone and Reliance have already slashed usage charges to get more subscribers to consume data.
Last week, Vodafone launched its 'Be Smart' mobile internet initiative, under which it will reach out to customers talking about popular mobile applications like videos and music, navigation, social networking, online gaming and live stock market updates.
One of the popular social networking sites, Twitter allows users to share stories, ideas, opinions and news in 140 characters long messages.
Vishnu Teja
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