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As a tourist who visited India 4 times for several months (6 month tourist visa) I can't believe this. I traveled all India (from Delhi to Kanyakumari and back)
by anticodon 10y ago
As a tourist who visited India 4 times for several months (6 month tourist visa) I can't believe this. I traveled all India (from Delhi to Kanyakumari and back). There's no good internet. You're very lucky if you have some Internet. High-speed? Forget about it.
- vinay427 10y agoI'm not sure what you don't believe. Perhaps you should try it and report back with some actual evidence instead of ignoring that change is possible.
- andrewshadura 10y agoI too haven't seen a good connection anywhere in India. 3G was bearable, but every single Wi-Fi AP I connected to was so slow it was nearly impossible to use it.
- sumedh 10y agoHave you tried using 3G of any service provider like Idea, BSNL, Vodafone, its very slow.
- piyush_soni 10y agoYes, lack of good internet is a problem here. But this is a new service from Google (collaborating with Indian Railways), which might be a bit better. Also, if you had taken a 4G sim card (in the last couple of years) in most cities you get up to 4G speeds in your phone.
- ReverseCold 10y agoAnd 4G LTE data is super cheap (even free for one carrier right now). ~$1/GB. I got roughly 20-30MB/s on that connection. While that's not as fast as gigabit, it's still high speed enough.
- falloutx 10y ago> even free for one carrier right now That free carrier right now needs you to sign up with your Aadhar Number, kind of like SSN but more Sovietness included. Other carries might charge a bit but their rules for registration are more lax and thus better.