4G
Farewell 3G: M1 to retire services from August; StarHub, Singtel from November
IMDA says phasing out 3G will unlock spectrum capacity that can be invested into “future-ready” 5G networks
Singtel, StarHub and M1 to retire 3G services, freeing spectrum for 5G
SINGAPORE’S trio of major mobile network operators (MNOs) – Singtel, StarHub and M1 – will retire 3G services by Jul 31, 2024.
India’s Reliance Jio to launch 4G enabled low-cost laptop at US$184
RELIANCE Jio will launch a budget laptop priced at US$184 with an embedded 4G sim card, aiming to replicate the success of its low-cost JioPhone in India’s highly price-sensitive market, two sources t...
Future of Singapore’s social compact rests on the shoulders of the people
The government cannot breathe life into a social compact, it is the people who do when they believe and are committed to it.
Britain to phase out 2G and 3G mobile networks by 2033
[LONDON] Britain will phase out its 2G and 3G mobile networks by 2033 to free up radio waves for 5G and eventually 6G services that will power technologies such as driverless vehicles, drones and virt...
One year on since GE2020: Thinking afresh for the post-Covid era
Remaking Singapore to be a fairer, more just, and compassionate society in a post-Covid world is a key responsibility for Parliament
New Finance Minister Lawrence Wong not likely to rock fiscal-policy boat: observers
One question is how much he will loosen the national purse-strings, after 2020's five Budgets
Investors unlikely to be rattled by DPM Heng's decision
Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing assures investors of coherence, continuity and stability in the country
Investors, foreign leaders can still expect coherence and stability despite succession setback: Chan Chun Sing
FOREIGN investors can continue to expect "coherence and continuity" from Singapore policymakers, Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing said on Thursday, in the wake of Deputy Prime Minister a...
Qualcomm gets US permission to sell 4G chips to Huawei, in exception to ban
[SHANGHAI] Qualcomm on Friday received a licence from the US government to sell 4G mobile phone chips to China's Huawei Technologies, an exemption to US trade restrictions imposed amid rising tensions...
