Why killing off TV channels could boost your phone signal
Television channels with the fewest viewers should be axed and moved online to improve mobile phone internet connection, ...
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Telecom Tariff Hike: Vi Calls for Further Increases
CEO advocates for higher tariffs for heavy data users to recover costs and maintain network quality. The company reports ...
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Nigeria’s Internet speed ranks behind SA, eight other African countries
With an Internet speed of 15.8Mbps, Nigeria currently ranks 10th among countries with improved mobile network experience.In an analysis ...
South Africa's Vodacom eyes taking cloud-based phone to other African markets
The South African unit of Vodacom, majority-owned by Britain's Vodafone, recently launched a cloud-based smart feature phone, ...
Firefighters 'forced to jump fences' as 3G shutdown locks crews out of stations
Victorian firefighters have been locked out of their own stations and left unable to track their trucks after the shutdown of the 3G mobile network, a union has claimed. ...
Obsolete mapping system and 3G shutdown leaves fire trucks untracked and firefighters locked out of stations, union says
A system used to locate and track Fire Rescue Victoria vehicles is no longer operational, with the firefighters union saying ...
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North Korea’s 4G launch: Pyongyang first in phased rollout
North Korea launched 4G mobile service in September 2023, but initially service was only available in Pyongyang and other major cities.
Firefighters locked out of their stations after ‘farcical’ 3G shutdown
Firefighters say they were not warned about the access and vehicle tracking issues despite Fire Rescue Victoria having years ...
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Heavy 3G Use Drags Down Mobile Experience For African Smartphone Users
A significant portion of African smartphone users still rely heavily on 3G networks, limiting their access to the fast, ...
SoftBank Corp’s Payments and Distribution Businesses Provide Some Differentiation and Growth
As of the of end of March 2024, SoftBank had JPY 4.4 trillion in net debt with a net debt/EBITDA ratio of 2.4 times—which we would rate as on the high side for a telecom company. These companies tend ...