TM Net will initially focus on providing WiMAX (Worldwide interoperability for Microwave Access) in areas with little or no wireline service.
September 28 2005 || 9:14 pm
September 23 2005 || 9:17 pm
The company is bringing its best expertise from preparations and trials of WiMAX deployment conducted in North America and Europe, to implement trials in Malaysia, Thailand and The Philippines by the end of 2005. Trials in Indonesia and Vietnam are expected to take place in 2006.�
September 22 2005 || 12:21 pm
Intel believes WiMax can facilitate better education, healthcare, agricultural productivity and incomes
September 15 2005 || 9:23 pm
We are also pleased that Maxis has chosen us for the HSDPA upgrade. With this upgrade, Maxis will have more than twice the system capacity within the current radio spectrum, which will enable it to deliver more advanced mobile broadband services, such as Internet and corporate access.
September 14 2005 || 12:04 pm
He said more could be done by telecommunications companies to increase their coverage and quality of service, such as by sharing infrastructure.
September 12 2005 || 12:59 pm
This is 100,000 more than its current 400,000 broadband Internet users. The Internet service provider unit of Telekom Malaysia Bhd also has about two million dial-up customers out of the industry’s total estimated 3.5 million.
September 4 2005 || 12:15 pm
‘First of all, 3G is complex,’ says the Argentine, Daniel Comar, executive creative director of Ogilvy & Mather, the agency which put it together for Maxis. ‘It is made up of so many layers. But you can’t put everything in an ad, so we had to narrow it down considerably.’
Read the full article at The Edge Daily.
September 4 2005 || 12:12 pm
I write to you as a member of the very fed-up Malaysian rakyat. Each time I see those advertisements on TV about how wonderful broadband access to the Internet is or rather can be. I’m sure you’ve seen them yourself. Smiling faces, contented subscribers enjoying the high speed Internet connection. At home, in the office, on the phone even. I must admit that each time I see those ads I curse the company/ies responsible.
Read the full article at The Edge Daily.
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