Singtel 4G network hits 1.5Gbps speeds Singtel and Ericsson have announced reaching peak 4G LTE speeds of 1.5Gbps, with plans to gradually deploy the technology as compatible smartphones become available in 2019.

Singtel 4G network hits 1.5Gbps speeds

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Singtel 4G network hits 1.5Gbps speeds
1:16 / September 18, 2018

Singtel and Ericsson have announced reaching peak 4G LTE speeds of 1.5Gbps, with plans to gradually deploy the technology as compatible smartphones become available in 2019.

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