Sistema Shyam TeleServices (SSTL) that operates under the brand name of MTS has launched two new budget smartphones – MTS Livewire and MTS Mtag 3.1. Both these smartphones run on Android operating system and are priced below Rs. 5,000. The new MTS phones are locked, which means users cannot use SIMs of other telecom operators.
The MTS Livewire is available at Rs.
2,999, while the Mtag 3.1 comes for Rs. 3,499, both with one year
contracts (for postpaid customers). For prepaid customers, the phones
come at Rs. 4,999 and Rs. 5,499 respectively. The prepaid customers are
offered 150 minutes of calls, 150 SMS and 150 MB data free for 12
months, without any limitation of minimum recharge.
On other hand, the postpaid customers
will have to shell out Rs. 250 monthly rental during the 12 month
contract period. However, they will get 250 MB of data, 250 minutes
calls and 250 SMSes free every month for 12 months.
Tariff table:
Talking about specs, the MTS Livewire
comes with Android 2.2 Froyo OS and CDMA EV-DO network. The phone is
preloaded with various Google apps such as Google Mail, Google Talk and
Google Maps. The MTS Livewire has a smart Voice Search functionality
which enables users to find information without needing to type any
text.
The MTS Mtag 3.1 has a 2.8-inch
capacitive touch-screen with 240x320 pixels display. The Mtag 3.1 also
runs on Android 2.2 Froyo OS. The device has a 3.2 MP camera and
supports Multi-format Audio/Video player with 3.5mm jack. The MTS Mtag
3.1 comes preloaded with MTS TV app that enables users to access Live TV
and On demand video playback. You can check out more details of the
phones here.
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