Online Games: Presently, in India, the number of game players are limited and service providers should promote gamers. The always on broadband connection, players need not worry about communication charges if they charge as per usage and even industry has to promote games in local languages.

Digital photos: In India, digital camera phones and mobile camera phones sales are increasing. And after clicking the pictures, people like to send them to their family and friends. Majority of camera phone users send pictures through fixed network, via e-mail or put it on the website and this could be a main reason why they may switch to broadband.

Electronic publishing: Presently, the concept of selling electronic books is still a concept but can be looked as an interesting application from broadband viewpoint. Users can download e-books on their network PCs so that they carry them when they are on the move. This concept can pick up if there is differential pricing.

Video-over broadband: Video streaming on the Internet has been available for some time. However, with an increasingly large proportion of Internet users subscribing to broadband, there is a momentum for video viewing over the Internet. Almost all the service providers should launch a broadband portal where they distribute video and audio content.

IP-telephony: Making inexpensive calls is a killer application for broadband. Presently, regulation restricts it but once it is allowed, service providers will make money from it. They will target video-IP telephone service for business and education, with applications such as video conferencing, telemedicine, and distance education.