News & Reviews:   telco

Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul has recently announced during the tabling of Budget 2021 that 8 million individuals under the B40 classification will be eligible for an RM180 telecommunication credit, which can be used to pay bills, or even purchase a new mobile phone. But that’s not all, it seems that the government will also be providing telco companies funding of up to RM1.5 billion in order to provide affected citizens with free data.

Opensignal is back again with another report and this time around, it's about analyzing mobile data consumption and experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. The report features many countries on their usage and Malaysia is included as well. If you've wondered how the rest of our Malaysian people handled mobile data consumption, read on below.

Service interruptions can be annoying when you're in a rush to call someone or use the Internet for important matters. Yoodo acknowledged that and they're now giving out 2GB free data for their users after a service disruption occurred yesterday.

If you're a Yoodo user, you may have woken up today to find that your line isn't working. That's because the telco's services are currently down, meaning that the internet connection and Yoodo app are temporarily unavailable.

Based on a blog entry posted on the Chromium Blog, Google will remove ads that hogs too much of the device’s system resource, making the user experience much more enjoyable especially for those with limited internet data. This is due to the fact that Google recently discovered that some of the ads use up much more battery and bandwidth than usual, which can be a problem especially for those who signed up with telco that provides very limited internet data.

When the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) announced free 1GB of mobile data per day, it was a move that many welcome. But many people are hoping for more, including an MP in Sabah, who has called for telcos in Malaysia to provide unlimited mobile data during the movement control order (MCO).

Due to the restricted movement order, Maxis has announced that all Maxis branded stores across Malaysia will be closed from now until 31 March 2020. Fortunately, Maxis has a few 24 hours self-serve kiosks situated across the nation where you could either pay your bills, prepaid top-ups as well as SIM replacement.

From 1 August until 2 September 2019, stand a chance to win up to RM800000 worth of prizes with OPPO’s Merdeka Fiesta Spin and Win contest. The prizes include Shopee vouchers, OPPO Screen Protector warranty of up to 6 months, USB cables and more.

An image has been spotted on the Lowyat forums, showcasing what seems to be the upcoming unifi AIR which will be offered by unifi. The image highlighted that the upcoming subscription service could be priced at RM79, and it will come with unlimited data quota.

If you've been looking to get a Huawei device with Digi, now's the time as from now until 30 June 2019, you can get 1 year worth of extended warranty in conjunction with the ‘Raya Just Got More OSEM with Phone Freedom 365’ campaign. The Huawei devices include the P30 series, Mate 20 series, Nova 4, as well as the Nova 3i.