While 5G has yet to land here in Malaysia, a telco company has said that the network causes severe drainage towards your phone's battery life.

Previously we've reported on Celcom's effort in upgrading their 4G connectivity. They've went further in installing new tower base stations to improve experience for users.

Celcom has revealed that they are working on enhancing and expanding 4G coverage in the country.

Digi has said that they've improved the 4G LTE network in the northern region of Malaysia. Read on the article to find out more about the improvements.

Digi is expanding their unlimited Digi Fibre Broadband offering to Malaysians and they've also revealed two new plans for you to choose from.

Digi has announced of their partnership with Allo where they aim to offer wider coverage of their home broadband services in the country.

TM is reportedly contracting Opcom Holdings to supply optical fibre cables in a deal worth a whopping RM21.37 million. Could this mean better / wider coverage?

To help alleviate some confusion, Maxis has not put you into new plans. They just changed the names for a wide variety of their offerings in Malaysia.

Digi has recently partnered up with AXA Affin to come up with the Digi Abadi plan which offers free life insurance.

If you are interested to know which is the best telco here in Malaysia, you can read all about it here.