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Mobile services provider Smart Communications, Inc. is making it simpler and easier for subscribers to experience and enjoy next-level speeds at the Smart 5G Experiential Zone in Molito, Alabang on Feb. 26 to 28.
The first in a series of caravans around the country, the Smart 5G Experiential Zone features special discounts, rebates, and premium treats when you avail a Smart Signature 5G Plan.
Customers may also get exclusive freebies and as much as P2,000 discount on a variety of Smart 5G-certified phones including Samsung, Apple, Oppo, Huawei and Vivo.
Smart subscribers can also head to the zone to upgrade their SIM for free and participate in exciting activities like a one-of-a-kind VR experience powered by Smart 5G.
2 from Seattle-based Ookla® for Q3-Q4 2020.
“As Canadians rely more than ever on our world-leading network technology to work, learn, be entertained and stay connected to what matters most, this recognition from UK-based Opensignal and Seattle-based Ookla, reinforces the value of our significant capital investments in broadband wireless and fibre technologies,” said Darren Entwistle, President and CEO, TELUS. “Thanks to the skill and talent of our engineers, technologists and network innovators, people across the country can be confident that TELUS’ globally leading network, with its world best speed and expansive coverage, will continue to keep them connected to critical economic, educational and social resources as we navigate another dynamic year.”
Vancouver-based national carrier Telus has once again topped ranks in Opensignalâs mobile network experience report.
The carrier took first place in the Video experience, Voice App Experience, Download Speed Experience and Upload Speed Experience categories.
âIt also jointly won the three remaining categories, 4G Availability with Rogers, 4G Coverage Experience with Bell and Games Experience where we saw a three-way split,â the report outlines.
In terms of download speeds in particular, Telus achieved a score of 72.8Mbps. Bell came in second with 69.3Mbps and Rogers followed with 59.8Mbps.
âWhile our Bell users saw their average speeds grow by 1.9Mbps to69.3 Mbps, our Rogers users experienced a boost of 6Mbps with speeds averaging 59.8Mbps. Nonetheless, Telus still has a significant lead (3.4-12.9 Mbps) in Download Speed Experience, but if this trend continues, it could soon be challenged by one of its rivals,â Opensignal outlines.