Hope to hear the good news soon. Lucky i have other phones to take advant of the 5G.

If (and that's a BIG if) profit making is the least of DNB's concern, then why not having just one. It's surely can cut the cost further down.

I'm in the same predicament since these few weeks.

Who is the guy?

Is T mobile 5G a real 5G?

That's what i herd. That's why i ask.

That's bad.

Thanks for the update.

Speaking of the USA 10 times population (the masses) compared to ours. According to Ookla, the average mobile download speed is 54.40Mbps and average upload speed is 8.39Mbps. This is what experienced by the masses in the USA, not the 0.5Gbps.

Any news on Unifi Mobile 5G?

As much as i hate what they were doing with the 5G implementation in this country, i do agree with the government decision not to allow the big four to get 51% and control the SPV.

Think before you laugh. The main reason for the big 4 wanting the controlling stake (51%) between them is to effectively lock out other small players or would-be players. So they could then proceed with their thinly veiled price-fixing scheme. With DNB (if it actually took off), the entry barrier will be significantly lowered for small/new players. Before DNB, for a telco to have a decent coverage is to invest many many billions on the infrastructure. And becoming an MVNO (like what we have now) is not an option as one is still subjected to the infra partner (a full-fledged telco) thus would significantly lessen the chance for a small/new players to be a full-fledged telco. This is no doubt designed to further solidify the position of the big 4 at the expense of the end user like us. Thus my support for the government decision not to allow the big four demand for 51% controlling shares.

Still no actual access to 5G as we speak.

Well, the government actually offered all 9 telecommunication companies equal stakes totalling 70% which sounds fair to me as apposed to the 51% stakes demanded by the big 4 to be distributed between 4 (soon to be 3) of them. I'm sure everyone here knows that the big 4 are only concern about how to increase their ARPU and locking the competition out is one of the ways to increase and keep their ARPU high. By having equal stakes for all telcos would make it a lot less easy for them to form a price-fixing cartel.

It's another name for G-Spot.

What is that?

A in MUDA stands for Axiata?

The PTA must be very cash rich.

Recession after next year Xmas?

Thought you said by end of next year.