News & Reviews:   maxis

Today, Xiaomi Malaysia has announced its new partnership with Digi and Maxis. Keen consumers can purchase the Xiaomi 12T Pro (12GB+256GB) for as low as RM 38/month* at Digi Stores and RM 40/month* at Maxis Stores now. 

Today, Maxis announced that the company will be offering free one million World Cup Qatar 2022 sooka live match passes for all its customers to redeem. In other words, all Maxis Postpaid, Hotlink Postpaid, Hotlink Prepaid and Maxis Home Fibre customers can stream the World Cup for free any of the 64 matches live. 

Maxis Bhd’s board of directors have announced that the company will be seeking shareholders’ approval to enter into the 5G access agreement with Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB). Moreover, the company intends to complete the approvals process by January 2023 and will only commercially launch 5G-related products and services afterwards.

After multiple telcos have announced their plans for the 5G rollout in the country, Maxis has also come forward to promise that it's bringing the latest generation mobile network to its users. The company has issued a public release about utilising Digital Nasional Berhad's (DNB) network for its 5G services.

Out of all the things, we never expect Maxis to jump into the metaverse that soon since the concept is still in its early stage. Nevertheless, the company is going to launch its own metaverse and here's what you should know about it. 

It's that time of the year again and the iPhone 14 series has finally arrived in Malaysia. Maxis and the other telcos have prepared to offer the newest iPhone devices through their plans. Here's what you can know about Maxis' iPhone 14 series offers. 

Xiaomi and Maxis today announced that they are teaming up to bring affordable 5G smartphones with zero barriers to the masses in Malaysia with the launch of the Redmi 10 5G. Featuring a MediaTek 700 Dimensity SoC paired with 6GB of LPDDR4X RAM, consumers can purchase the device from as low as RM1 at Maxis Stores.

Finance Minister Tengku Datuk Seri Zafrul Tengku Aziz has assured Malaysians that the decision by two Mobile Network Operators (MNO) to reject holding stakes in Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) doesn’t have a huge financial impact on the government. This is because there are several local and foreign banks that are ready to finance the 5G network implementation in Malaysia.

Earlier, we had heard the news that Maxis and U Mobile backed out of taking up stakes in Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) for the 5G rollout in Malaysia. Until now, DNB has confirmed that it's proceeding with the plan with the four remaining carriers without the two mentioned ones.

Today is the deadline day for the 5G service agreement in Malaysia and it seems that the 5G single-wholesale network under Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) may exclude Maxis and U Mobile. This is after both telco companies reportedly say no to taking up stakes in DNB, despite agreeing to the matter back in June 2022.