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Jazz Introduces JazzFi: Pakistan’s First WiFi-Enabled Calling Service for Seamless Communication

  • July 3, 2023
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Jazz, a leading telecommunications company in Pakistan, has launched an innovative service called JazzFi, allowing users to make direct calls to any network or landline using WiFi only. This groundbreaking feature is a first in Pakistan, revolutionizing the way people communicate. With JazzFi, users can enjoy high-quality voice and video calls, ensuring a seamless communication experience.

JazzFi represents the future of voice and video communication, offering Voice and Video over WiFi (VoWiFi) services. This new service aims to enhance call quality, provide simultaneous voice and data usage, and introduce advanced features for a more convenient communication experience. Jazz is committed to digital transformation and empowering society, and the launch of JazzFi is a significant milestone in that journey.

With JazzFi, users can embrace the benefits of this advanced service, including high-definition voice calls and the ability to make calls even when traditional cellular network coverage is limited. This service allows for uninterrupted communication and offers a more accessible and convenient way to stay connected.

Experience the future of communication with JazzFi and enjoy uninterrupted voice and video calls. Stay connected wherever you are with this groundbreaking WiFi-enabled calling service from Jazz.

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