News & Reviews:   Yoodo

Soon, iOS 16.4 will be available globally and Apple just recently released its public beta test. That being said, numerous reports shared on social media from different countries have shared that 5G will be enhanced and supported wider, including Malaysia.

It was only last week that Yoodo teased its upcoming 5G plans. So today, the company finally unveiled it on its official website whereby Yoodo customers can get a free 5G trial. Here's what you can do.

While the monthly fees and offerings mostly won't change, sometimes plans are scrapped or are under promotion. With that said, let's check out the best mobile prepaid plans for the budget-conscious as of February 2023 and see if there's anything new.

Just a few hours ago, Yoodo posted a new teaser about its own 5G services. The teaser post didn't say much but we have a feeling that it's coming soon. 

It's good to reevaluate some things with the new year. So, what can we review or change? Perhaps you want to cut down your monthly expenditure or get the best value out of services like your mobile plan. With that in mind, we'll be listing some of the best mobile prepaid plans for the budget-conscious as of January 2023.

There are plenty of mobile prepaid plans in Malaysia. So, what's available, and which one should you pick? Well, that's what we hope to help you decide today. Here are the best mobile prepaid plans available in Malaysia as of December 2022.

Yoodo has become the latest local telco company to offer Voice Over WiFi (VoWiFi) service in Malaysia. Allowing for better calls over any WiFi network, regardless of mobile coverage, VoWiFi allows users to make calls indoors through WiFi connection, hence the quality would be much better, especially if your mobile coverage indoors is not up to par.

Today, Yoodo has announced a new partnership with The Pokemon Company. As the first Malaysian telco to do so, the company will be launching a new Pokemon Unite Malaysia Open 2022 with a prize pool of $20,000.

In the recent event of Celcom and Digi merging together, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) also mentioned that Yoodo, a subsidiary of Celcom must be sold off or cease its operations after the merging is complete. So what will happen to Yoodo?

Earlier today we reported that the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has approved the merger between Celcom and Digi. Now, a further look into the approval shows that it comes with certain requirements, including the divestment of the Yoodo brand.