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Panasonic partners with Jio for its Jio Preview Offer

Panasonic officially announced that it has partnered with Jio that will let customers avail the free voice and data services for the trial period.

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Tech2 News Staff|Aug 24, 2016, 12:59:48 IST

After Apple, Samsung and LG we now have Panasonic joining the Jio Preview Offer. Panasonic officially announced that it has partnered with Jio that will let customers avail the free voice and data services for the trial period.According to the same, owners of Panasonic smartphones can now take advantage of the ongoing Jio Preview Offer that will give them unlimited access to premium Jio applications. These would include My Jio, Jio on Demand, Jio Beats, Jio Play, Jio Drive, and Jio Money. The same would also include unlimited access to the latest movies, TV shows and songs across multiple languages as long as the Jio Preview offer is available.Users will have to download the MyJio app inorder to get access based on the users location and city. Upon filling in the necessary details, the MyJio app will generate offer a barcode that is then used to avail the SIM at a Reliance Digital or Xpress Mini Store nearby.Commenting on the launch, Mr. Pankaj Rana, Business Head – Mobility Division, Panasonic states that “Panasonic was the first brand in India to establish a full range of LTE devices, all our 4G/LTE devices launched in 2016 are VoLTE enabled. At Panasonic, it is our effort to constantly understand and deliver on customer expectations. We feel that with the Jio Preview Offer, customers can experience different 4G services which are unique & driven by LTE technology."Disclaimer: Reliance Industries owns Network18 which also publishes Firstpost.com (tech2)

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First Published:Aug 24, 2016, 12:59:48 IST
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