Videocon Mobile Services is set to launch its 4G services in India in the second half this year. The company will be using 1800MHz spectrum it won in 2012 to roll out the fourth generation mobile wireless network in the country.

According to a report in The Telegraph India, the operator says it had purchased “liberalised” spectrum licences that means it could offer services on 2G, 3G, or 4G networks. The telco is likely to come up with services such as HD video streaming, video-on-demand and online games using the high end network, which is believed to be 10 times faster than the 3G.

An Economic Times report quotes Bali as saying the company had bagged liberalised spectrum in the telecom circles of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh (East and West), Bihar and Jharkhand. Currently, only Airtel offers 4G LTE data services in the country. The telecom giant is reportedly to expand its 4G services in the country as it seeks government approval to test voice services on the fourth generation networks. According to reports, Reliance Industries-owned Infotel Broadband has a pan-India 4G licence and is likely to soon receive the DoT nod for testing voice services on 4G.