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Singtel claims 95% standalone 5G coverage, eyes enterprise uptake
Singapore telco says it has hit more than 95% standalone 5G network coverage, three years ahead of the government's 2025 target, and is looking to drive adoption amongst businesses with uses cases spanning the public, transport, and tourism sectors.
Here's how to opt out of T-Mobile's ultra creepy new ad tracking platform
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How to opt out of T-Mobile's creepy ad tracking campaign
Customers and non-customers alike should follow these steps to remove your data from various marketers.
M1 takes stock of 'transformation' to become pan-Asian enterprise player
Three years into its transformation journey, which includes moving to a digital platform, M1 CEO Manjot Singh Mann believes the Singapore mobile operator now has the pieces in place to transition into a regional provider of enterprise services.
Singapore still working on rules to tighten social media enforcement
Details of the enforcement framework that will instruct social media platforms to disable access to "harmful" content will be revealed "in due course", says the Singapore government in several parliamentary responses this week that also cover digital banking service disruptions and cybersecurity measures.
eSIM vs. SIM: What's the difference? [Ask ZDNet]
Got a tech question? Ed Bott and ZDNet's team of editors and experts probably have the answer.
T-Mobile's Coverage Beyond promotion offers discounts on gas, hotels, and more
The latest Un-carrier promotion applies to specific subscription plans. It also includes a one-year AAA membership and in-flight Wi-Fi.
The company that's covering for AT&T's failures (Verizon's and T-Mobile's too)
How do you get a cell phone signal when and where you really need it? This could be one way.
Verizon mocks its own stores, admits they're not really worth it
It takes an interesting form of bravado to come out with this.
Google Fi: The best phone service for international travel
With COVID-19 slowly receding, international business travel and vacations are reviving, and that means you need to think about what's the best cellular service when you're outside the United States.
Optus to charge phone customers for Sport and bump price to AU$25 a month
The days of Optus customers having Sport bundled in are ending from August.
Telstra systems hit with audit after 67,000 customers left waiting for AU$11m in compensation
Telco reported the error to the regulator and made completed delayed payments to customers.