News & Reviews:   rollout

Today, U Mobile has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with EdgePoint, an independent telecommunications infrastructure company. This collaboration will see EdgePoint become one of U Mobile’s preferred 5G in-building (IBC) infrastructure partners, playing a critical role in accelerating U Mobile’s upcoming rollout of 5G IBC infrastructure across Malaysia.

Today, U Mobile has signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with CIMB Bank Berhad to extend financing support for its upcoming 5G network rollout. This MoU follows the recent appointment of U Mobile as the nation’s second 5G network provider.

As you should know, most Apple Intelligence features aren't available yet on the iPhone 16 series and iPhone 15 Pro models. If Apple is on time, we can expect the first update by the mid of October. That said, you should also know that Apple Intelligence will take up some space.

Today, U Mobile has established a new strategic partnership with TIME dotCom in anticipation of the accelerated deployment of U Mobile’s 5G network. Under the government’s dual network model, U Mobile will tap into Time's fibre network to prepare for its second 5G network rollout.

As you may know, WhatsApp can be accessed on a PC without a smartphone. The desktop version is still considered in beta, with new features being added as time goes on. And it seems WhatsApp wants to keep users informed in a more official way.

WhatsApp has been working on the multi-device support that allows users to use the same WhatsApp account on multiple devices. Until now, the messaging platform might be ready to roll it out to the public, as it has started to appear for some beta testers.

Today, the latest realme UI 3.0 based on Android 12 is officially released globally as we speak. Many realme smartphones are qualified for the new software update but at a later date according to realme's roadmap. The first phone to receive it is the realme GT this month and you can view the roadmap at the bottom of the page.

YouTube might have silently released a new feature that most of us would low-key appreciate. According to 9to5Google, users can now seamlessly transferring the videos they watched on their mobile devices to the desktop without going in history or even "Watch Later".