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Here’s how Gobind can tackle the Streamyx problem
Posted:
October 9, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
43 comments
When Gobind Singh Deo took over as the Minister of Communications and Multimedia, he vowed to increase our broadband speeds while reducing subscription cost by half. In the past few months, we saw fibre broadband subscription rates getting slashed to an all time low. You can now get a fibre broadband plan from as low as RM79/month and 1Gbps can be enjoyed for as little as RM199/month which is a dream come true for most Malaysians.
As I’ve mentioned previously, cheap broadband isn’t going to solve our biggest problem. Fibre connections are limited to selected urban areas and this leaves many Malaysians stuck with slower and more expensive connections.
Here are the top performing mobile networks in KL, JB, Ipoh, Melaka and Penang according to OpenSignal
Posted:
October 8, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
26 comments
OpenSignal has just published a new State of Mobile Report for Malaysia and this time they are giving a clearer look at 5 big cities in Peninsular Malaysia. In the last report that was published in April this year, Maxis took first place in download speeds across both 4G and 3G. With the latest report, Maxis continues to lead while Celcom has also shown improvement when it comes to speed and 4G availability.
Mi Pad 4: Xiaomi’s new sub-RM1,000 tablet now comes with 4G LTE
Posted:
June 25, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
10 comments
Despite the declining tablet market, Xiaomi is still releasing a new compact tablet for 2018. Apart from having newer hardware, the new Mi Pad 4 gets support for 4G LTE as well as face unlock.
You can still get Unifi Mobile with up to 30GB of Free LTE data
Posted:
May 7, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
14 comments
If you haven’t try Unifi Mobile, its free SIM offer has been extended until 30 June 2018. You can enjoy a total of 30GB of Free LTE data which will never expire as long as you keep your SIMs active.
Yes now has an unlimited 4G LTE Home Broadband plan
Posted:
May 1, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
53 comments
Just recently, both Celcom and Unifi have introduced their LTE-based home wireless broadband plans. They are a hassle-free solution for those who can’t get fibre connectivity for the home. Despite Celcom offering up to 1TB of data for video streaming, there are those who prefer unlimited quota without costing a bomb.
If you’re looking for an alternative, Yes is now offering unlimited LTE data that you can enjoy from as low as RM99.
Stand a chance to win one year free Celcom home wireless broadband at Homedec
Posted:
April 26, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
10 comments
Celcom has officially launched its Home Wireless Broadband. It’s a home broadband solution that’s easy to install and it’s aimed for those who can’t get fibre for the home.
OpenSignal reveals the best and the worst mobile networks in Malaysia
Posted:
April 12, 2018
By: Alexander Wong
39 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
32 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
44 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.
