Mobile Operators

Maxis 4G LTE vs Celcom 4G LTE Speedtest Report. Which network is the fastest in KL & Selangor? Check out our Speedtest Report for the month of October 2018.

TowerXchange says there are an estimated 22,682 Towers in Malaysia for mobile communications, representing almost 2,000 mobile subscribers per tower.

Digi's new device ownership program, PhoneFreedom 365, allowing its customers to easily own the latest top-of-the-line iPhone and Android smartphones.

Are you looking to sign up for a fixed/wireless broadband service? Check out the Best Value for Money Broadband Plans in Malaysia as of October 2018.

Digi Home Broadband plans now comes with Internet quota up to 100GB, priced from RM45 a month. Enjoy lifetime discount as a supplementary plan.

Celcom and Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) launched the Sri Gumum Cyber Cube, to provide Internet access to the locals and Orang Asli at Tasik Chini.

As of 3Q18, there are 9.84 million Maxis Mobile RGS subscribers. Some 1.12 million Maxis mobile subscribers does not generate any revenue for the company.

Digi has 11.8 million mobile subscribers as of 3Q18. There 9 million Internet users and 2.8 million non-Internet users. 4G LTE coverage at 89%, LTE-A 61%.

Celcom Axiata grabbed multiple awards at the 6th Customer Experience Management Asia Summit, at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.

For the third year running, Digi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd welcomed nine bright young individuals into its Digi CXO Apprentice Programme.

Maxis continues to be the fastest 4G LTE network in Malaysia compared to Celcom, Digi, U Mobile, Unifi Mobile & Yes- latest report from OpenSignal.

Digi introduced a new MyDigi Rewards with exciting deals for customers, based on how much they spend on phone bills or prepaid reloads.

Celcom Axiata is offering its customers an opportunity to own a new smartphone from a pool of 100,000 smartphones for free and with no upfront payments.

Celcom Axiata has been certified as the first telecom operator globally under the ISO standard 18295-2:2017, a new standard for contact centres.

Telenor Group’s “Tech Trends: Women” survey: Professional women in Malaysia used their mobile phones primarily for personal enjoyment and not for business.