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AMMAN — Jordan ranks 87th in the world regarding digital wellbeing, out of 117 countries, or 92 per cent of the global population, according to the fourth annual edition of the Digital Quality of Life Index (DQL). The DQL study is conducted by the cybersecurity company Surfshark. It evaluates countries based on five fundamental digital wellbeing pillars: Internet quality,
The paper says telco companies must exert more effort - and invest more - to bring down the cost of their services and expand their reach. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The paper says telco companies must exert more effort - and invest more - to bring down the cost of their services and expand their reach.
Since last year mobile Internet speed in the country has improved by 29.8 per cent and fixed broadband speed has increased by 28.1 per cent