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Idham Nawawi, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Celcom Axiata Berhad shared some of the Telco's initiative to drive better customer experience.

MCMC: 7 Malaysia-based Telcos have pledge to improve customer service and experience- Maxis, Celcom Axiata, TIME, Telekom Malaysia, Digi, and U Mobile.

Noor Kamarul Anuar Nuruddin is the new Group CEO of Telekom Malaysia (TM). He is also now the new Managing Director and Executive Director.

GSA: There are now 235 operators in 93 countries around the world that have launched, demonstrated, are testing or trialling 5G as of May 2019.

Nokia confirms its position with 42 commercial 5G deals (more than any other vendor has announced) in place with mobile operators (Telcos) around the world.

Maxis Fibre Broadband vs Unifi from Telekom Malaysia, which is better? Here's 5 Reasons why MaxisONE Home Fibre is better than Unifi.

About a year later, the fate of 500k Streamyx remains unclear. Will they be able to migrate to Unifi? TM Broadband Subs dropped to 2.2 milion in 1Q19.

Celcom has 8.95 million mobile subscribers. Axiata said mobile service revenue impacted by lower regulated mobile termination rate and wholesale revenue.

Opensignal: Malaysia Mobile Internet speed is slower than Vietnam (14.1Mbps), Myanmar (16Mbps), Hong Kong (16.7Mbps), Taiwan (26.6Mbps),Singapore(39.3Mbps).

With the Fave app, users can now place an order of their choice of food and drinks conveniently and cashlessly at their table via their smartphones.

Huawei has filed a motion for summary judgment as part of the process to challenge the constitutionality of Section 889 of the US 2019 NDAA.

Adobe Premiere Rush, a popular video editing app, is now available for selected Android phones, allowing users to capture, edit, and share videos online.

Digi has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ZTE (Malaysia) Corporation to further explore the potential of 5G technology in Malaysia.

redONE Singapore began offering its new mobile plans in the country last week, in what it calls a trial launch of its postpaid services.

TIME dotCom posted consolidated Group revenue of RM262.5 million for the quarter ended 31 March 2019. Growth recorded across all product segments.