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WiMAX Coverage Expands in Malaysia Malaysian WiMAX network operator, Packet One Networks says that it has expanded its network coverage to include arious areas across Ipoh, Kuantan, and Kuala Terengganu....Malaysia's Mobile Broadband Demand Growing Faster Than Expected Soaring demand for mobile broadband services in Malaysia, driven in part by intense competition, will result in higher-than-expected growth rates for telecom operators in that nation through 2014,...Malaysia's Celcom Orders USSD Based Mobile Money Service Malaysian mobile network operator, Celcom has ordered a mobile money service based on USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) from Sybase 365. ...Maxis Communications Selects NetCracker to Optimize Infrastructure Malaysian mobile network operator, Maxis has selected NetCracker Technology to manage its network infrastructure and enhance overall operational efficiency....Malaysia's DiGi to Increase GSM Network Capacity Malaysian mobile network operator, DiGi has awarded a contract to Nokia Siemens Networks to expand its GSM network in the densely populated Klang Valley region....Tune Talk Confirms MVNO Launch in Second-Half 2009 Malaysian MVNO, Tune Talk expects to start commercial services in the second half of this year, said its chief executive officer, Jason Lo. ...DiGi Expands 3G Coverage in Malaysia Malaysian mobile network operator, DiGi Telecommunications has launched its 3G service in Sabah and Penang just two months after its official launch in Klang Valley as part of an aggressive expansion plan to bring its broadband service to more Malaysians. ...Smartphone Shipments in Malaysia Expected to Fall in 2009 Sales of smartphones in Malaysia dropped by 3% sequentially in the fourth quarter of 2008 (4Q08), but shipments for the full 2008 grew slightly to reach 1.2 million units,...Digi Q1 Revenues Higher but Profits Down on Costs Malaysian mobile network, Digi.com has posted a 4% growth in revenue amounting to US$337 million for the first quarter, due to steady demand for mobile services and an increased subscriber base....Samsung has won a national WiMAX contract in Malaysia from YTL e-Solutions (YTLE), a subsidiary of YTL Corp. ... |