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How To Set Jio Caller Tune In JioSaavn – Check This Step By Step Guide (2019) – If you’ve been using this JioSaavn app for a while, it must be clear to you in your mind that this obviously is a good competition for www.Gaana.com which is Indian commercial music streaming service that received Rs. 740 crore funding from the Multinational conglomerate company – Tencent.

For all the JioSaavn users, we have for you latest and a trending topic on MobAsk.CoM that is – How To Set Jio Caller Tune In JioSaavn – Check This Step By Step Guide (2019). Although there are other methods as well to set Jio Caller tune for example – Calling and SMS (Short message service).

How To Set Jio Caller Tune In JioSaavn – Check This Step By Step Guide (2019)

How To Set Jio Caller Tune In JioSaavn - Check This Step By Step Guide (2019)

Step 1: First of all, open your Google Play Store application on Smartphone.
Step 2: Then search in the top bar for JioSaavn Music & Radio
Step 3: Now click on the download button and after the downloading make sure to install this application
Step 5: Now after the JioSaavn app is successfully installed, please make sure to click on “Open” button.
Step 6: And, with this, also don’t forget to keep your Data connection on, because Jio Saavn is an online application like Gaana app and not offline.
Step 7: Next with the opening of the app, it will ask for your regional languages, you can choose depending on your comfortability the best out of Hindi, English, Punjabi, Telugu and Tamil etc.
Step 8: Next, this JioSaavn app will ask you to verify your Jio Mobile number just by messaging the Verification of the code, make sure to go for this step.
Step 9: Now in the top right corner, there is a search option.
Step 10: Over there just search for your favorite song and play it. Favorite song in the sense that the song that you want to set caller tune as.
Step 11: Rarest of the rare, very few songs will not be eligible for Jio Caller Tune service.
Step 12: As soon as you’ve played the song, you will find in the middle of the screen “Set Jio Tune” button.
Step 13: Now as soon as you’ve clicked on that Set Jio Tune button, that particular song will become your next Jio Caller tune or Hello Tune.

This is OKAY! But what if the song is not eligible to be set as the Jio Caller Tune using the Jio Saavn app. Here’s another step by step guide for the same. Please read out the steps given next.

Nowadays, Jio is the largest service provider in India and they provide fast 4G LTE technology as well as unlimited free calling service in few previous days, Jio users have been changing their Hello tunes or caller tunes with the help of Jio Music application. But this month, from 4th December 2018 onwards, a new application is updated in the MyJio store for listening to music.

Jio, being the largest mobile network operator in the nation, is covering the headlines these days for various news such as – “Reliance Jio to hive off fiber, towers into separate units” and ” Jio to become India’s number 1 telecom operator by 2021: Bernstein Report” and “Reliance Jio could become India’s leading telco by 2021: Analysts” and “open letter to Airtel, Jio, Voda and others: Hello, can you hear us and fix your damn network” and “Samsung in mobility, Reliance Jio among top 10 brands in Asia: Survey” and “Airtel, Vodafone Idea lack the ‘Stomach’ to take on Mukesh Ambani: Bernstein”

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Whenever we plan to travel abroad, perhaps one of the first questions that comes to our mind is: “How am I going to stay connected when I’m there?” And that’s not surprising at all. While it’s true that hotels and other places generally have free Wi-Fi in most countries around the world, you still need to be able to make (and take) calls.

Now, you can always get a local SIM (available at most international airports) whenever you land, but it’s always better to plan beforehand. So, the easiest option is to get an international roaming pack activated on your number. That way, you can continue to stay connected through your permanent number, even when you’re abroad.

Telecom operators in India offer quite a few international roaming packs, and these vary based on factors like duration of validity, and calling/data benefits. But which of them offers the best value for your money? To find out, read our comparison between the prepaid international roaming plans offered by three of India’s biggest private-sector telcos – Reliance Jio, Vodafone, and Airtel.

Reliance Jio’s international roaming plans start at Rs 575, offering unlimited incoming and outgoing calls (capped at 100 minutes local and to India), data, and 100 SMS, with a validity of 1 day. If your trip is a long one, you can go for the Rs 2,875 plan, which has a validity of seven days. It offers unlimited incoming calls, 100 minutes for outgoing calls (both local and to India), and 100 text messages per day. Lastly, there’s the Rs 5,751 plan that comes with a 30-day validity. This gives you unlimited incoming calls, 1,500 minutes of outgoing calls, 1,500 SMS per month, as well as unlimited data (capped at 5GB for high-speed).

The above-mentioned plans cover around 20 major international countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Spain, Singapore, and Ireland.

Under the ‘iRoamFree’ brand, Vodafone offers many international roaming plans. While these vary a bit based on the country you’re visiting, the plans remain the same for popular destinations. In case you just need connectivity for a day, you can go for the Rs 695 plan. That will give you unlimited incoming calls, 120 outgoing minutes (local and to India), free outgoing SMS, and 1GB of data.

If you have a week-long vacation planned, you can get the Rs 3,495 plan with a validity of 7 days. If offers the same benefits as the 1-day pack, but data allowance is at a generous 7GB. Lastly, there’s the big plan with a validity of 28 days. Priced at Rs 6,995, it offers unlimited incoming calls, 120 free minutes daily for outgoing calls (local and to India), free outgoing SMS, and 15GB of mobile data.

Vodafone’s ‘iRoamFree’ packs are available in over 60 countries, including the United States, Germany, Finland, Sweden, France, Netherlands, Romania, Spain, Thailand, and the UK.

In case you’re an Airtel prepaid subscriber, a 1-day international roaming plan will cost you Rs 649. In that price, you’ll get unlimited incoming calls, 100 free outgoing minutes (to India), 500MB of free data, and 100 text messages. Then there’s the Rs 2,999 pack, which comes with a validity of seven days and offers unlimited incoming calls, 3GB of data, 250 outgoing minutes (to India), and 100 text messages.

For a month-long holiday, go for the Rs 3,999 pack, which has a validity of 30 days. You get unlimited incoming calls, 5GB data, 500 outgoing minutes (to India), and 100 SMS.

Airtel’s international roaming packs cover majority of popular international destinations, such the United States, Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, France, and Belgium.

Bharti Airtel, the former market leader, has shown interest in forging a partnership with Vodafone Idea in a joint venture for owning fibre network to focus on expansion. As per an ET Telecom report, Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea, both competitors are ready to bow down for forging a joint venture entity which would own the fibre network and would help drive bolstering growth and better influx for both the companies.

The business daily reported a top Airtel official saying, “We will be delighted to share and create one company. We have already built a lot of fibre with Vodafone Idea, and over the past two years, a lot of sharing has happened between the two companies.”

Notably, Indus Towers, the biggest tower company of India is jointly owned by Airtel and Vodafone Idea. Now due to the intense tariff war and the financially draining situations of the industry, both the companies have been resorting to different ways to raise funds to meet their capex and operational requirements. While Bharti Airtel has been selling its stake in the tower unit Bharti Infratel and making private placements of shares of its Africa business, Reliance Jio has set aside all of its fibre assets onto another separate entity and has plans to monetise it.

Sunil Bharti Mittal led telco, Airtel, plans to regain its previous rank of top Revenue Market Share (RMS) holder by the end of the current fiscal year. Currently, Vodafone Idea has claimed the top spot with 32.8% RMS, with Bharti Airtel lagging behind at 30.9%. Reliance Jio, on the other hand, has 26.1% RMS as reported by ICICI Securities through the data collected by the industry watchdog, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai).

Going by the analysts’ opinions, now the telcos will be able to hike the prices as the industry is headed towards stability owing to the consolidation. Also, since all the three telcos now own almost one-third RMS, the focus will soon be on increasing revenue by increasing prices. Another report by ET Telecom had denoted that Airtel is ready to shed off 60-70 million low-end subscribers in a bid to boost its ARPU.

This fact is definitely reinforced when we get to see the current trend in the telecom industry with operators introducing minimum recharge packs to weed out low paying customers and to increase their ARPU.

Here's is a good news for Reliance Jio users who love music. Saavn Media Private Limited, a subsidiary of Reliance Industries Limited (“RIL”), has launched JioSaavn, South Asia’s largest streaming, entertainment and artist platform. The new integrated JioSaavn app will be available across all App Stores including the Jio app store, on JioPhone, as well as, at www.jio.com/jiosaavn.

Reliance Industries Ltd had acquired Saavn in March 2018. The "implied valuation of the combined entity at over US$1 billion makes it the most valuable music streaming platform in South Asia, and among the most popular in the world," Reliance said in a statement. JioSaavn combines the streaming media expertise of Saavn with Jio’s digital services ecosystem. Jio has over 252 million subscribers.  

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With the integrated JioSaavn app, users can now expect a suite of new in-app products and music experiences, including an interactive lyrics feature, localized vernacular display, custom integrations with concerts and live events, as well as exclusive video content to roll out over the next few months.

The service will be offered on a "freemium" model in India with all users having access to the ad-supported product. Jio subscribers would enjoy seamless access to the integrated app. 

Jio users will also get a 90-day extended free trial of JioSaavn Pro, the streaming service’s premium product.

Akash Ambani, Director, Reliance Jio, said, “JioSaavn represents a turning point for the music streaming industry in India, as the country continues to experience accelerated tech innovation, rapid adoption of digital services, and a digital music industry at par with global leaders. Powered by Jio’s advanced digital services infrastructure and complemented by its widespread user base, JioSaavn will be the largest streaming platform in India.”

The company said that JioSaavn will continue to build on Saavn’s groundbreaking Original Programming and artist development platform, Artist Originals (AO). Saavn’s Original Programming, which has redefined the development, marketing and distribution of original audio entertainment, produces and exclusively distributes some of India’s most popular audio podcasts, like ‘#NoFilterNeha‘, ‘Thank You For Sharing’, ‘Take 2 with Anupama and Rajeev’, ‘Talking Music’ and ‘Kahaani Express with Neelesh Misra’.

Saavn co-founders – Rishi Malhotra, Paramdeep Singh and Vinodh Bhat – continue in their leadership roles to drive the growth of the company. JioSaavn has a team of more than 200 employees who operate out of its five global offices at Mountain View and New York in the United States and Bengaluru, Gurugram, and Mumbai in India.

Rishi Malhotra, Co-Founder and CEO, JioSaavn, stated, “Since announcing our merger in March 2018, the Jio and Saavn teams have been working to integrate and reimagine a combined platform in JioSaavn. Today, we have one of the most personalized and capable media platforms in the world, an unmatched content catalog, regionalized editorial and original programming and music that’s redefining how artists and creators connect directly with audiences worldwide.”

In March this year, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) had acquired a majority stake in JioSaavn, whose investors include Tiger Global Management, Liberty Media, Bertelsmann, Steadview Capital, Ward Ferry Management, Senvest Management, Tree Line Investment Management, Quilvest, Mousse Partners, Wellington Capital Management, William Morris Endeavor and a number of strategic individuals, including former Vodafone CEO, Arun Sarin, and, Guy Oseary, Chairman of Maverick and manager of global artists including Madonna and U2.