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Celcom Customers Experience Better 4G Network than Maxis in all States in Malaysia – Opensignal
Celcom customers enjoys 4G LTE coverage most of the time in all states/federal territories compared to customers on Maxis, Digi, U Mobile and Unifi Mobile.
Read More »Telcos fined RM3.83 million, YTL & Maxis among Worst Offenders – MCMC
Malaysian Telco companies have been issued 107 compounds (fines/penalty) amounting to RM3.83 million as of 31 July 2019 this year - MCMC
Read More »Government paid RM42 million Electricity Charges for Yes4G Telco Towers
Malaysian Government have paid RM42 million in electricity charges for YTL's 1Bestarinet Yes4G Telecommunication towers in schools nationwide.
Read More »TM Streamyx 1Mbps now at RM66/month, but only for OKU
Telekom Malaysia (TM) Streamyx 1Mbps now cost RM66/month, but only for differently-abled people or golongan kelainan upaya (OKU).
Read More »7 Malaysian Telcos Pledge to Improve Customer Service – MCMC
MCMC: 7 Malaysia-based Telcos have pledge to improve customer service and experience- Maxis, Celcom Axiata, TIME, Telekom Malaysia, Digi, and U Mobile.
Read More »Facebook & YTL trials Terragraph Wireless Fibre Broadband Network in Penang
A new Terragraph wireless fibre network currently in trial in Penang. Deployed by YTL Communications and Facebook, it will offer free WiFi and broadband.
Read More »Highest Complaints in 2017 still on Telekom Malaysia – CFM Annual Report
Telekom Malaysia continues to "champion" the complaints from the Malaysian public with 1412 cases followed by Celcom and Maxis.- CFM Annual Report 2017
Read More »Maxis still the Fastest 4G LTE Network in Malaysia – OpenSignal Report
Maxis continues to be the fastest 4G LTE network in Malaysia compared to Celcom, Digi, U Mobile, Unifi Mobile & Yes- latest report from OpenSignal.
Read More »YTL pays only RM10/month rental for its Yes4G Base Station at schools
YTL Communications pays only RM120 a year rental for each base station that it builds within 3,203 Malaysian school compound. Market rate is RM3,000/month.
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