News & Reviews:   DiGi

In this latest Opensignal report, we have been given a new look at how well do Singaporeans experienced roaming during their stay in Malaysia. The company were analyzing 3 categories - Download Speed Experience, Upload Speed Experience and Latency Experience - and discovered some interesting details of Singaporean's choice of telco operators during 2019.

Sorry folks, the TechNave NewsBytes have piled up recently with news from Digi, MDEC, HID Signo, Adobe 36 Days of Type, Kaspersky Coronavirus, Celcom, TIME, Tibco, eJamin, realme, Xiaomi and more. We’ll try and cover more, more regularly as they roll in so stay tuned to TechNave.com

The Samsung Galaxy S20 series has officially launched in Malaysia today. Starting from RM3599, you can get either the Galaxy S20, S20+ or S20 Ultra in every Samsung Concept Store, authorized retailers and partners across the nation. However, if you're looking for an instalment plan, we got you covered. In this latest comparison plan between the Maxis, Celcom, Digi, U Mobile and YES 4G, read on below to see which package plan is suitable for you!

Today, our local telcos - Celcom, Digi and Maxis - have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This initiative is for the three companies to explore leveraging each other’s resources to deploy a wider, more efficient fibre network for Malaysia. This will enable improved 4G connectivity nationwide, in line with the government’s NFCP target.

Digi has announced that it will be collaborating with TIME to bring high-speed fibre broadband to more parts of the country. This is in line with the National Fiberisation and Connectivity Plan (NFCP), which aims to provide all Malaysians with "better access to affordable and high-quality connectivity". It's also two organisations' response to our government's call for more cooperation between companies in the industry.

Are you feeling lucky? If you are, then you might want to check out out a promo by Digi and vivo. vivo Malaysia has just announced on its Facebook page that those who purchase a vivo smartphone with Digi Postpaid will have a chance to win some prizes.

This time around in TechNave NewsBytes of 2019, Facebook has some tips on keeping your account / business page safe, Huawei held their 1st developer day for Huawei Mobile Services and a whole bunch of stuff from Digi, MDEC and Celcom VDP 2.0 for entrepreneurs. Boost weighed in for eSports, Lenovo donated for charity, Honor and OPPO did well in 11.11, Garmin MARQ got introduced, LG PuriCare Mini is a portable air purifier and more.

As mentioned from our Apple Watch Series 5 news, Digi has finally begun offering their customers the latest Apple wearable with Digi PhoneFreedom 365 plan starting today (1 November 2019). It's worth noting that the Apple wearable model will be the GPS + Cellular version and from its All-In price tag, you can pay as low as RM126ALL-IN monthly payment.

Today, Digi has announced a new way for their customers to manage all their subscription on a single platform. Promptly called MyDigi Subscriptions by EasyAdd, customers will just need to start subscribing to other services and it can be done within MyDigi app. Non-Digi users can also utilize the subscription via the website. 

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