While Maxis is not in the loop with Digital Nasional Berhad's 5G network, the company has announced that it has expanded its 5G international roaming services to 29 countries. This marks Maxis as the first telco to provide customers with 5G international roaming services in Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia and many others. 

You might be looking to get a new mobile postpaid plan or upgrade your current one. In that case, it's best to review what's currently available in Malaysia, so you can choose a suitable one. Without further ado, below are the best mobile postpaid plans available in Malaysia.

Previously, we reported on the iOS 16.2 update which brings with it 5G connectivity for all supported iPhones in Malaysia. Well, it looks like the update also brings another feature for Maxis customers in our country, which is the ability to convert physical SIM to eSIM directly on the iPhone.

The Communications and Digital Ministry (KKD) has announced that it is currently in discussions with telco companies in Malaysia to cut down the prices of their services. Its Minister, Fahmi Fadzil revealed that he had asked the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) and the telcos to conduct a study to fulfil the people’s aspiration for cheaper telco services.

Today, iOS 16.2 is now available to download and is bringing multiple new features and bug fixes. Among the new additions, 5G connectivity is perhaps the highlight as it's also now available for Malaysians.

It’s an unfortunate truth but not everyone can get fibre Internet connectivity, especially here in Malaysia. Looking to offer a broadband Internet with similar speeds to fibre Internet, YTL has come out with their Yes 5G Wireless Fibre Infinite Gateway. How does it deliver? Find out in our first impressions of the Yes 5G Wireless Fibre Infinite Gateway.

Multinational networking and telecommunications company Ericsson recently released its annual mobility report which revealed several interesting findings and predictions. Among which is the estimation that over 1 billion people worldwide will be connected to 5G by the end of this year.

The days of having to turn on Airplane mode inside an aircraft may be over (well, at least in Europe) after the European Union is set to make it mandatory for airlines to equip their aircraft with 5G connectivity. Specifically, under a new EU plan, airlines are obliged to install a ‘pico-cell’ on their aircraft to amplify 5G coverage to passengers.

5G has been a thing during the pandemic and even more so with brands trying to get you to buy their 5G monicker phones. However, a recent report by the Financial Times said that the phase may have worn out now, as consumers are starting to have second thoughts.

To get more Malaysians to experience 5G connectivity, U Mobile is introducing free Unlimited 5G Weekends for its prepaid customers on Prepaid U35 and the newly launched Prepaid U40 plan. The free 5G weekend will begin at midnight every Saturday and end at 11.59 PM every Sunday.