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Realme Bangladesh launches ‘5G Academy’

Realme has recently launched the most affordable smartphone ‘Realme 8-5G variant’ in the local market with the aim of creating opportunities for everyone to use the technology.

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Dhaka — The Realme has started the activities of Realme 5G Academy to spread knowledge about 5G and the benefits of this . Already promoting the first episode of Realme 5G Academy. In the first episode, Digital Transformation Tech entrepreneur Risalat Siddique shared his views on technology.

There he discussed various aspects of 5G technology and how 5G will revolutionize our daily lives. Risalat Siddique said, “Apart from the five basic needs, now we have another demand, which is the internet. A great 5G network will also help us achieve these 5 basic needs.”

will play a role in the implementation of B2B (Business to Business) and B2C (Business to Consumer) activities. For example, now people have to come to the capital for any complex disease or illness”

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But if the 5G network is launched, treatment can be taken from the village. With 5G’s super low-latency internet, doctors will be able to operate on marginalized people from the capital, he added.

Realme has recently launched the most affordable -5G variant’ in the local market with the aim of creating opportunities for everyone to use the technology.

Not only that, a webinar has also been organized where speakers from realme, e-commerce, research firms and tech reviewers shed light on their vision and potential for 5G technology.

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Realme will bring more smart devices to the market in the coming days to accelerate the acquisition process of 5G technology and ensure 5G for all, working to build a comprehensive portfolio of young people’s preferred brand Realme 5G products with the aim of delivering 100 million 5G smartphones to young users within the next 3 years.

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