Samsung Could Acquire Nokia’s Mobile Network Infrastructure
It’s being reported that Samsung may be interested in acquiring Nokia's mobile network infrastructure business. Discussions are supposedly underway between ...
Read moreDetailsIt’s being reported that Samsung may be interested in acquiring Nokia's mobile network infrastructure business. Discussions are supposedly underway between ...
Read moreDetailsSwedish telecommunications company Ericsson is very involved in the country's deployment of 5G tech, to say the least. With that, ...
Read moreDetailsDigital Nasional Berhad (DNB) has stated that the expansion of its 5G network is ahead of schedule and is set ...
Read moreDetailsPrime minister Anwar Ibrahim said today that his administration will conduct a review on the state-owned 5G network that was ...
Read moreDetailsDigital Nasional Bhd (DNB), the government-run special purpose vehicle (SPV) responsible for 5G network development in Malaysia, has appointed Swedish ...
Read moreDetailsThe UK government made the surprising decision to move away from using Huawei equipment for its 5G infrastructure. And it ...
Read moreDetailsCelcom and Ericsson earlier today have showed what the future might have for connectivity in Malaysia through what they claimed ...
Read moreDetailsIn line with increasing demands from customers, Celcom today has announced that it will accelerate the expansion of its LTE ...
Read moreDetails(Image: The Malay Mail Online) The urban sprawl has had the unintended consequence of disrupting mobile communications. Building block radio ...
Read moreDetailsJust like its name, Wi-Fi Calling is a feature that enables users to make calls and send SMS through their ...
Read moreDetailsSamsung has reached a deal with Ericsson to end the ongoing patent dispute between the two companies. The agreement will ...
Read moreDetailsEricsson announced the results of a recently concluded study by the Ericsson ConsumerLab. The analysis covers data about mobile internet ...
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