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Singapore Beats South Korea to Offer World’s First Commercial 300Mbps LTE-A Service

by Pang Tun Yau
August 22, 2014
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Singapore carrier SingTel looks to have beaten the advanced LTE-A networks in South Korean by rolling out the world’s first commercial 300Mbps LTE-A service on August 23 – that’s tomorrow. To celebrate the occasion, Samsung will be releasing a variant of the Galaxy S5 that supports the blazing fast network speeds.

The new service, which doubles the current LTE-Advanced theoretical download speeds to 300Mbps, is a joint collaboration between SingTel, Samsung and Ericsson. The LTE-A network now covers 55% of the country, spanning the city state’s most prominent locations. According to Tay Yeow Lian, SingTel’s Managing Director of Networks, the telco has accelerated its network roll-out plans and claims to be on track for nationwide coverage by the end of Q1, 2015.

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To commemorate the launch, Samsung will also announce the immediate availability of the new Samsung Galaxy S5 4G+, a variant of Samsung’s flagship model that supports the new network. But, this variant will not be the same as the LTE-A model that was available in South Korea, which had a 2K display and 3GB of RAM. Instead, this variant will be similar to the international model, featuring a 5.1-inch Full HD Super AMOLED display and 2GB of RAM. But, the Galaxy S5 4G+ will be powered by the more powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 chipset.

In addition, Samsung will also announce the availability of the new Galaxy Alpha 4G+in September, but pricing details have not yet been confirmed. What has been confirmed is the fact that this variant will have a larger 2100mAh battery.

For more information on the new LTE-A network, head on to SingTel’s official webpage here.

(Source: SingTel, SammyHub via SoyaCincau)

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