News & Reviews:   DiGi

Two years ago, there were talks about Celcom and Digi's parent companies - Axiata and Telenor respectively about merging together but the plan failed through. Today, the two parties are back at discussions and a newly merged company will be created as Celcom Digi Berhad.

Celcom, Digi, and Maxis signed a Definitive Agreement to work together to expedite the development of fibre backhaul to base stations which will then be shared by all the service providers. With that in mind, this ensures that there is no duplicated fibre infrastructure, driving down the cost of development which benefits both customers and providers.

Today, Opensignal is back once again with another report and this time it's the Global Mobile Network Experience Awards 2021. It wasn't too long ago that they presented us with their 10th Anniversary Global Awards 2020 last year, so if you're wondering what's new in the latest one - here's what you need to know.

As consumers, we're always looking to squeeze out more value from our purchases or subscribed services. That's why companies need to constantly improve their services to stay competitive. This time around, Digi has made some changes to its postpaid plans.

Today, Digi just shared that they have installed free 4G WiFi at 12 People’s Housing Programme (PPR) in Perlis, Perak, Terengganu, Melaka, and Johor. This initiative is to help facilitate online learning for students among the B40 communities as schools are still closed due to the current MCO. The free internet access provided will end in April.

If you felt like changing your telco line over the past few months, you're not alone. With the majority of Malaysians hogging on the server network, we are experiencing slower Internet data speed no thanks to the pandemic. In fact, Opensignal noted that many Malaysians have changed their mobile operator to another in 2020.

During the movement control order (MCO), one of the most important things to do is ensure we can stay connected. That's not always going to be easy, especially if you don't have fast fibre broadband at home. For those who don't, the alternative is to use mobile data and tether it to laptops or desktop PCs for Internet access.

If you fall into the latter category, your next question would be: Which mobile plan can I go for? For those who need more data capacity, there's a plan that you may just be interested in. Say hi to Digi and Senheng's PlusOne Connect plan, which offers you high data capacity for a very affordable price. Today, let's take a look at how this prepaid mobile package may fit your needs.

Last night, Samsung introduced the latest Samsung Galaxy S21 series. Since it was a global launch, it wasn't long before Samsung Malaysia announced the official local prices and pre-order freebies. As per tradition, we will be comparing the telco pre-order packages, which include Celcom, Digi, Maxis, and U Mobile.

After Celcom introduced their special Internet pass for students who are taking either SPM or STPM this year, Digi has announced theirs as well. Digi's Internet pass will be offering students the same thing that is 15GB of high-speed internet with a 30-day validity period priced at RM20.

If you are here reading this, you probably want to know how much you can really save up with Digi. And what exactly is Digi offering? As a consumer, it can be hard to choose the right package for your needs, but there is so much information. No worries, we are here to guide you on getting the best deals under More@Home with Digi.