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Samsung smartphone users in Malaysia are reported to experience faster Internet download speeds compared to Huawei and Apple users - OpenSignal Report.

Digi demonstrated its 5G network to members of the media ahead of the MCMC 5G Showcase in Putrajaya next week. It achieved 1.6Gbps download speeds.

Celcom Axiata has beaten Maxis in terms of 4G Availability across Malaysia according to the latest report from Opensignal.

A recent report from mobile quality measurement company, Tutela revealed that Malaysia has the best consistent mobile network quality in Southeast Asia.

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

Limelight Networks said 66% of Malaysians hold ISPs responsible when they have difficulty in downloading or streaming online content.

TIME dotcom 100Mbps Fibre Home Broadband service tested against global speedtest.net servers including in Malaysia, United States (USA) & around the world.

Celcom's new OTT portals offering mobile games, contest with big prizes and contents downloads: Game Store, Big Win, emomi365.

TM Unifi Advance 30Mbps plan now upgraded with 10Mbps upload speed, Unifi Advance 50Mbps with 20Mbps upload speed. Price remains from RM189.74/month.

Ericsson and Telstra (Australia) announced the world’s first demonstration of 1 Gbps capability with five carrier LTE-Advanced Carrier Aggregation integrated on a live end-to-end mobile network. LTE-Advanced is major enhancement of the current Long Term Evolution (LTE) standard with a goal to offer Internet download speeds up to 1Gbps.

LINE Corporation announced that its selfie camera app B612 topped 100 million downloads worldwide on October 9. The free app is available for iPhone, Android, and Windows Phone platforms. B612 is a dedicated selfie camera app made by LINE allowing users to customize their photos with a wide variety of filters and effects. The selfie-optimized app boasts a host of ...

Telekom Malaysia recently unveiled its new Unifi plans with faster download speeds. The Unifi Advance (Unifi 30Mbps) cost RM199 and comes with 30Mbps download speed and 5Mbps upload speed. Users will have to pay more (additional RM50/month) to upgrade from 30Mbps to 50Mbps. Here’s 5 reasons why I won’t upgrade to the new Unifi 30 or Unifi 50 packages:

Twenty (20) operators have commercially launched 300 Mbps Category 6 LTE-Advanced service in 15 countries: Australia, Austria, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hong Kong, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Singapore, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland and the UK- according to the latest data from GSA. 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) defines a Category 6 system within its Release 10 specifications as having a theoretical ...

I ported to Maxis in August 2014, hoping to experience the widest and fastest mobile network in Malaysia, as Maxis claims. This isn’t my 1st time on Maxis as I have been experiencing the network from time to time. Maxis claims that its widest & fastest network in Malaysia have the following capabilities: