Now at sea park PJ. 4G cannot pakai. Very slow. Have to manually change to 3G. Looks like weekend a lot of places 4G is congested.

Just go to digi walkin and port in..sometime system error..dont ask, just give ic then port in.

new vs old mydigi apps android





old version lagi better.. 
old ver got extra 1 day   

new vs old mydigi apps android





old version lagi better.. 
old ver got extra 1 day  :confused: 

My place still have no Digi LTE-A yet despite being right in the middle of a major city. Yet they can provide it in some small town such as Malim Nawar, Teluk Intan and even Simpang Pulai.

HELLO ALBERN MURTY COME HERE!

Why CENTRAL AREA in Ipoh just WEST of the AIRPORT no LTE-A service yet? Why?
Are your network planning team sleeping?

All your competitors Maxis, Celcom and even Umobile are all LTE-A ready yet your company is behind the game.

You can provide LTE-A in small villages, you can't come to a major city?

I think they don't want to "overlapping" with others telco..
Maybe the small village, others telco don't have LTE-A. So Digi penetrate first to captured the users at the area..

In simpler word blue ocean strategy.

didnt understand 'got extra 1 day'

Now at sea park PJ. 4G cannot pakai. Very slow. Have to manually change to 3G. Looks like weekend a lot of places 4G is congested.

(old) 20 days left & (new) expires in 19 days

(old) 20 days left & (new) expires in 19 days

new vs old mydigi apps android





old version lagi better.. 
old ver got extra 1 day   

Is Digi doing any network upgrading now? 4G speeds used to be good in Ipoh last year, but this year seems to be worse.

My area is listed to have 4G coverage, but I'm struggling to even lock to 4G in my house now.

Spectrum Reallocation Exercise Begins As MCMC Cautions of Service Disruptions on Celcom, Digi, and Maxis

The spectrum reallocation exercise involving four telcos in Malaysia will see three of them affected by service disruptions for the next seven months. Areas affected by the exercise will see Malaysians on Celcom, Digi, and Maxis facing temporary degradation.

This was revealed by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) in a press statement released earlier on its official Facebook page, as the three telcos begin migrating their base stations to operate within the newly reallocated spectrum blocks.

In February this year, the MCMC announced its intention to reallocate spectrum in the 900MHz and 1800MHz bands among the four major telcos in Malaysia (Celcom, Digi, Maxis, and U Mobile). These two bands were assigned for a fee to the telcos, and operable for the next 15 years.

Previously, these bands were used for 2G networks, and after the reallocation, telcos will now work on refarming their respective spectrum allocations into 4G networks and above.

The reallocation sees Digi allocated 2x5MHz of the 900MHz band, and 2x20MHz of the 1800MHz band. U Mobile has been allocated 2x5MHz and 2x15MHz of the 900MHz and 1800MHz bands respectively.

Meanwhile, the reallocation saw Maxis’ previous allocation reduced to 2x10MHz and 2x20MHz for the 900MHz and 1800MHz bands respectively. Celcom’s previous allocation has also been reduced to 2x10MHz in the 900MHz band, and 2x20MHz in the 1800MHz band.

While the service degradation seems like a long period to live with, the exercise will mean improved service from all telcos when the exercise is completed in June 2017, as the reallocation will allow telcos to begin refarming and upgrading of base stations into faster network standards.

(Source: Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (Facebook)

new vs old mydigi apps android





old version lagi better.. 
old ver got extra 1 day   

Actually beginning last year, most telcos are doing spectrum reallocation upgrading exercise and it will affect user, heard that it will last long till somewhere in JUNE 2017...