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February 04, 2021 Singtel's real-world testing of VivoCity's indoor 5G coverage, replete with top-tier manicuring. Singtel Do you remember the 21st night of September when 4G networks first started rolling out, it was nearly impossible to get network signals underground or indoors? That's because network signals require special effort and approval for the telcos to set up base stations and networking equipment for indoor coverage. Fast forward to date, Singtel is now the first telco in Singapore to deploy indoor 5G coverage. The red camp's 3.5GHz spectrum is active at VivoCity, with the help ...

SINGAPORE (Feb 3): In a milestone for Singapore’s 5G roll-out, local telco Singtel announced today that it had brought 5G indoors at VivoCity, the republic’s largest mall. The launch represents the first step in Singtel’s expanding in-building coverage to other popular malls like Ngee Ann City and Bugis Junction over the next few months. This is Singapore’s first commercial indoor 5G coverage

Highlight developments as of January 2021 While we can’t cover every single development yet (many are still too new), there are some highlights already emerging. Here are the ones to take note of early this year: 1. Normanton Park Developer: Kingsford Huray Development Pte. Ltd. Lease: 99-years from 2019 Number of units: 1,862 (1,840 apartments, 22 villas) Why is this interesting? There’s a lot of buzz around Normanton Park, mainly revolving around its former no-sale license. As this is something of a long topic, we’ll present a detailed explanation of this later in the week (and our re...

BHG Singapore will take over two floors at Raffles City Shopping Centre formerly occupied by Robinsons, which closed its last outlet there last Saturday.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

January 12, 2021 The outlet in Hotel Boss in Jalan Sultan was shuttered on Dec 31, 2020. Shin Min Daily News SINGAPORE - Home-grown chain Founder Bak Kut Teh, which had four outlets a year ago, is now left with just two - its Balestier Road flagship store and a branch at Downtown East in Pasir Ris. It closed its outlet in North Bridge Road opposite Bugis Junction at the end of October. And the one in Hotel Boss in Jalan Sultan was shuttered on Dec 31. Founder Bak Kut Teh was started in 1978 in a coffee shop in Choa Chu Kang and moved to Balestier Road in 1998.