Tag Archives: iptv

Astro-Maxis IPTV plans have been revised with faster fibre speeds and lower price. Users can now enjoy 30Mbps from RM89/month, 24 months contract applies.

About 60,000 personal data of Astro-Maxis IPTV customers are on sale online. Astro has lodged two police reports regarding the matter.

Digi prepaid users who activate their iflix accounts from now until 20 September 2016 will enjoy 3 months of unlimited access to iflix

Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM)'s IPTV service, HyppTV unveiled HyppStars, an all-new On-Demand karaoke Service and HyppInspirasi HD – a newly rebrand channel.

Telecoms operators now provide around one-fifth of the world’s pay-TV subscriptions, market research firm Ovum revealed. Operations owned or controlled by Telcos accounted for 140 million retail pay-TV customer connections globally at the end of 2014 and this total soared to 177 million during 2015 – equivalent to 19% of the total pay-TV subscriber base (up from 14% year-on-year). According ...

TIME dotCom has partnered with Astro to provide IPTV service across the Klang Valley and Penang. The service will be available to 11,400 homes today and an estimated 167,000 homes in over 1,500 buildings by end-December 2011. Press release will be updated below once I receive it.

Telekom Malaysia has signed up with 20 content providers to offer IPTV service on HSBB. As I blog about the HSBB IPTV service before, TM will offer about 32 channels for IPTV which is currently available for free till June 2010 for current trial subscribers. More details should be revealed tomorrow.

First of all, I would like to thank TM for inviting me to the HSBB briefing late last month. Tested over a 20Mbps connection that was deployed at Menara Mutiara Bangsar, I was able to get a maximum speed of 15Mbps via WiFi. Basically when you are subscribed to HSBB, you will be given: Left- BTU, Right- RG

I know this post is extremely late and there has been lots of email since January about this. I apologize for that as I never had the time to write my predictions for 2009. Here’s a very short list on what to look out for in the local telecom industry this year: Aggressive 3G services I know that everyone has ...