The Malaysian government is sticking to its guns and has outright refused to extend the 30 June deadline for telcos to agree to purchase a stake in Digital Nasional Bhd...
While the rollout of 5G in Malaysia began a few years ago, it has been hampered by numerous speed bumps. When the government administration changed hands in 2020, it naturally...
The Ministry of Finance (MoF) has revealed that it will not budge on its 30 June deadline for mobile carriers to sign up for 5G network contracts with state agency...
The country's four biggest telecommunications companies — Celcom, Digi, Maxis, and U Mobile — have apparently sent a letter to the government proposing an offer to buy majority ownership of...
Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) has recently published the much-awaited Reference Access Offer (RAO) document on its website . This particular document which is dated 31 March 2022, represents one of...
U Mobile today has announced its new Unlimited Prepaid plans which as you may be able to guess from the name, offers virtually unlimited data quota. The reason why we...
Celcom, Digi, Maxis, and U Mobile have jointly expressed their support for the Dual Wholesale Networks (DWN) model concerning the 5G rollout in Malaysia. This revelation came just after Communications...
Just as the first batch of publicly accessible 5G sites are about to go live in Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, and Cyberjaya tomorrow, another report regarding local telcos disapproval over the...
We all want something new and shiny for the upcoming holiday season, but sometimes it's difficult for us to justify paying for a new gadget. A new smartphone would especially...
The government has officially announced the Keluarga Malaysia telco initiative which provides affordable data and device plans in partnership with major Malaysian telcos. There are two packages to choose from;...
Five months have passed since Opensignal published its last Mobile Network Experience Report for Malaysia which saw Digi making a huge leap against other telcos in the country in terms...
U Mobile today has launched a brand-new fibre service called Ultra Unlimited Home Fibre Broadband (UUHFB) through a collaboration with Allo Technology, which is a subsidiary of Tenaga Nasional. At...
