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Home » Posts tagged '4G LTE'
OpenSignal reveals the best and the worst mobile networks in Malaysia
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April 12, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
31 comments
It has been more than 5 years since 4G LTE was officially rolled out in Malaysia. Today, there are six 4G LTE operators in the country and the cost of data is so much more affordable than before.
As more users are switching to 4G thanks to a wide range of affordable smartphones, can our mobile networks cope with the rising demand for data? OpenSignal, which crowdsource network performance data from smartphone users have just published their latest report specifically for Malaysia. This is their third report and you probably won’t be surprised with the results.
TM introduces Unifi Wireless Broadband for the home with no contract
Posted:
April 3, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
28 comments
If you can’t subscribe to UniFi or Streamyx at home, TM has just announced its new Unifi Wireless Broadband. This is a contract-free 4G broadband service that lets you connect your household with no hacking or installation required.
Celcom has a new Home Wireless broadband service with up to 1TB of data
Posted:
March 15, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
33 comments
Fibre broadband is the best option to connect your entire home. However, if the service isn’t available, 4G wireless broadband is your next best alternative. Unlike Fibre, the quota for most wireless broadband plans is usually fixed and it may not be enough to satisfy those who use their broadband for video streaming.
Now Celcom has announced a new Home Wireless service which offers up to a whopping 1TB of data. This should be enough to satisfy most video streamers.
This gigabit LTE capable smartphone could be the HTC U12
Posted:
February 6, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
7 comments
During a Taiwan 5G showcase event, a HTC smartphone was spotted with a thick case and has its forehead and chin covered. The device was used to showcase HTC’s gigabit LTE capabilities using Licensed-Assisted Access (LAA). This is a form of carrier aggregation that uses the unlicensed 5GHz spectrum that’s also being utilised by WiFi.
What’s interesting is the device is different from the current U11 and U11+, and serial leakster @evleaks has indicated that this is HTC’s upcoming flagship model.
The Nokia 3310 gets updated with 4G LTE
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January 30, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
17 comments
First, there was the Nokia 3310 (2017) then came the 3G version. For 2018, Nokia has just released a 3310 that supports 4G LTE plus a couple of modern features thrown in.
Your iPhone X’s 4G performance might be slower than others
Posted:
December 5, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
35 comments
Some of you may not know this but not all iPhone models are the same. Depending on where you get it, the iPhone X uses two different modems which obviously delivers different results.
Here are Malaysia’s top telcos with the best network according to OpenSignal
Posted:
October 27, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
27 comments
Mobile data on smartphones are crucial these days and telcos around the world are offering more data to keep up with rising demand. Over the years, the cost of data has come down significantly while telcos have continued with their expansion of their 4G coverage.
So which telco has the best network in the country? If you’re curious, OpenSignal has published its latest findings in its State of Mobile Networks: Malaysia report that’s dated October 2017.
Samsung Malaysia introduces its compact Galaxy Tab A (2017) tablet with 4G LTE
Posted:
October 12, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
1 comment
Huawei isn’t the only one releasing a new compact tablet for the Malaysian market. If you’re looking for an alternative, the Galaxy Tab A (2017) 8.0″ with 4G LTE has arrived in Malaysia.
Mobile networks in Malaysia will suffer by 2020. Here’s what needs to be done
Posted:
August 11, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
27 comments
Malaysians really love their mobile internet and our data consumption is set to increase exponentially in the coming years. According to Maxis’ Q2 2017 report, average data usage on their network has almost doubled from 3.7GB/month to 7.0GB/month year-on-year. In addition, Ericsson predicts that mobile data traffic will increase by 11X for South East Asia and Oceania by 2022.
While our telcos are continuously upgrading their network, there’s one major problem that would hinder our demand for more data and it’s up in the air. Based on UTM’s report on our mobile broadband development, Malaysia needs more spectrum in order to fulfil the growing need for mobile data. If Malaysia doesn’t take appropriate action, the quality of our mobile internet would deteriorate.
Get free 1GB data when you download the MyYes4G App
Posted:
August 7, 2017
By: Alexander Wong
1 comment
YES has just released their new mobile self care app which allows customers to better manage their postpaid and prepaid accounts. To encourage more downloads, YES is giving 1GB of free data which is redeemable from the app.
