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Local mobile operator, U Mobile announced today that it will be terminating its network agreement with Maxis, which will be completed by December 2018.

edotco Pakistan to acquire Tanzanite Tower Private Limited for USD90 million (approximately RM385.4 million), involving some 700 towers in Pakistan.

Digi announced four Freedom to Internet propositions for customers: Music Freedom, Video Freedom, Gaming Freedom and Roaming Freedom.

Digi ‘Be Smart, Use Heart’ survey was to identify the level of awareness and experience with cyberbullying between the age of 18-20 years old.

Celcom Axiata acknowledged a major network interruption disruption yesterday and the Telco is apologising to its customers for the outage.

Digi iFleet is an intelligent fleet management, all-in-one solution that enables businesses to track their fleet in real-time.

Cyberjaya now offer 1Gbps fibre broadband service powered by Setia Haruman, available for residents at RM399/month and offices for RM3499/month.

GfK reported that consumers bought around MYR 6.8 billion worth of smartphones in 2016, with the biggest spike in sales contributed by mid-range models.

Akamai Q1, 2017 State of the Internet (SOTI) Report revealed that Malaysia has the slowest average mobile internet speed in Asia Pacific.

TIME dotCom Berhad reported a strong first-quarter financial performance that saw higher contributions from all product segments.

Celcom has 10.25 million mobile subscribers as of first quarter 2017. It lost 310k subscribers between January 2017 and March 2017.

Digi: With a digital identity, farmers are connected to peers and others in agriculture supply chains, providing economic opportunities and food security.

Global sales of smartphones to end users totaled 380 million units in the first quarter of 2017, according to market research firm Gartner, Inc.

U Mobile will soon offer Life Insurance where subscribers can manage it via app or SMS. Subscription starts from RM5 a month, available October 2017.

U Mobile now offers up to 375Mbps download speeds in Johor Bahru, powered by Huawei. It is also the 1st Telco in Malaysia to use 4T4R with MIMO technology.