Spectrum woes plague India's cell phones

India may be one of the world's biggest telecom success stories, but when it comes to quality of service, its mobile-telephony sector portrays a gloomy picture. Despite billions of dollars of investments over the past decade, the world's fastest-growing telecom market is still grappling with inadequate infrastructure, which is resulting in poor voice quality, dropped calls, undelivered messages, and of course, harassed customers.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news9702.html">Spectrum woes plague India's cell phones</a></p> <p>India may be one of the world's biggest telecom success stories, but when it comes to quality of service, its mobile-telephony sector portrays a gloomy picture. Despite billions of dollars of investments over the past decade, the world's fastest-growing telecom market is still grappling with inadequate infrastructure, which is resulting in poor voice quality, dropped calls, undelivered messages, and of course, harassed customers.</p>