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Hands-on: LG V20 is souped up for multimedia
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Hands-on: LG V20 is souped up for multimedia

October 16th, 2016 | by Desmond Koh
The 5.7" LG V20 (S$998) is one of the first smartphones to run Android 7.0, while packing wide-angle front, rear cameras and quality...
Telstra starts 5G trials with Ericsson in Australia
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Telstra starts 5G trials with Ericsson in Australia

September 20th, 2016 | by Grace Chng
Australian telecom operator Telstra has started 5G field tests in anticipation of the next-generation mobile service being launched in the country in 2020....
Singtel fibre broadband users get free Wi-Fi at its Singapore hotspots
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Singtel fibre broadband users get free Wi-Fi at its Singapore hotspots

September 7th, 2016 | by Alfred Siew
Singtel is giving unlimited data usage at Wi-Fi hotspots at places such as Cathay Cineleisure mall, McDonald's restaurants and MRT train...
Three players seek airwaves to become Singapore’s fourth telco
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Three players seek airwaves to become Singapore’s fourth telco

September 1st, 2016 | by Alfred Siew
Three players threw their names in the hat in a bid to be Singapore's fourth telecom operator today, as they formally declared their interest to bid for a chunk of the airwaves to run their...
M1 to roll out IoT network, deploys HetNet at busy sites
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M1 to roll out IoT network, deploys HetNet at busy sites

August 19th, 2016 | by Alfred Siew
M1 is set to scale up its wireless coverage in Singapore in the next year with an initial S$50 million investment in a heterogeneous network (HetNet) that boosts speeds to more than 1Gbps and a separate one aimed at sensors,...
StarHub brings back generous mobile data plans – with a catch
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StarHub brings back generous mobile data plans – with a catch

August 18th, 2016 | by Alfred Siew
StarHub today launched four sharply priced smartphone plans with generous data bundles starting from 12GB all the way to 24GB, the latest sign of more intense competition as Singapore readies for a possible fourth telecom...
Consistel fined S$300,000 for licence breach, accused of falsifying information
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Consistel fined S$300,000 for licence breach, accused of falsifying information

August 15th, 2016 | by Alfred Siew
Consistel, the systems integrator that runs the telecoms system in Singapore's Sports Hub, has been fined S$300,000 for breaching its licence...
Why Singtel’s voice over Wi-Fi service could make a difference
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Why Singtel’s voice over Wi-Fi service could make a difference

June 23rd, 2016 | by Alfred Siew
Singtel mobile users will be able to make calls over Wi-Fi from August, especially at places such as high-rise buildings above 20 storeys and in basement carparks, where cellphone signals are typically...
Construction time again, as telcos go “digital” to engage customers
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Construction time again, as telcos go “digital” to engage customers

June 3rd, 2016 | by Alfred Siew
Despite the argument, fashionable in previous years, that technology doesn't matter anymore, the opposite is true. More than before, it is integral to operations, from marketing to customer...
More IoT devices than phones by 2018: Ericsson
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More IoT devices than phones by 2018: Ericsson

June 1st, 2016 | by Alfred Siew
As more IoT equipment gets set up in the next two years, they will outstrip mobile phones, according to Ericsson's Mobility Report released...
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