MFS operators allowed to bring in remittance
Mobile financial service providers have been allowed to bring in remittances to Bangladesh, a move that would permit migrant workers to transfer funds to their beneficiaries directly, fast, digitally, and in a secure way.
Internet users dip in October
The number of internet subscribers in Bangladesh, including those using mobile internet, fell in the three months to October while the growth in broadband connections flattened.
5G to connect the entire population: Jabbar
The 5G (fifth generation) is going to play a very important role in changing almost everything in Bangladesh, including industry and education, and it will connect the whole population to very high-speed internet, said Telecom Minister Mustafa Jabbar today.
No 3G network in Bangladesh from 2023: Jabbar
The third generation or 3G network will not remain available in the country from next year as the technology is no longer necessary thanks to the expansion of 4G network, Telecom Minister Mustafa Jabbar said today.
BTRC beefs up service monitoring capacity
The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has bolstered its capability to monitor the quality of services provided by local network operators by introducing a new benchmarking system.
New benchmarking system launched for quality telecom services
The telecom regulator today launched a new benchmarking system to ensure standard voice and internet services for the customers.
MFS operators allowed to bring in remittance
Mobile financial service providers have been allowed to bring in remittances to Bangladesh, a move that would permit migrant workers to transfer funds to their beneficiaries directly, fast, digitally, and in a secure way.
Internet users dip in October
The number of internet subscribers in Bangladesh, including those using mobile internet, fell in the three months to October while the growth in broadband connections flattened.
5G to connect the entire population: Jabbar
The 5G (fifth generation) is going to play a very important role in changing almost everything in Bangladesh, including industry and education, and it will connect the whole population to very high-speed internet, said Telecom Minister Mustafa Jabbar today.
GP allowed to sell 78,000 SIMs
The telecom regulator has allowed Grameenphone to sell 78,000 SIMs to the army, police and other government and corporate customers, more than four and a half months after the operator was ordered to stop selling new SIMs.
GP allowed to sell 78,000 SIMs
The telecom regulator has allowed Grameenphone to sell 78,000 SIMs to the army, police, and other government and corporate customers, more than four and a half months after the operator was ordered to stop selling new connections.
Submarine Cable clocks Tk 65.47cr profit in Q1
Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company Limited (BSCCL) reported a 34.57 per cent increase in profit to Tk 65.47 crore in the first quarter of the 2022-23.
Robi to invest Tk 2.5cr in digital start-ups
Robi yesterday announced that it would invest Tk 2.5 crore in digital start-ups who will make their way to the top of flagship digital entrepreneurship competition r-ventures 3.0.
Robi to invest Tk 2.5 crore for digital start-ups through r-ventures 3.0
Robi today announced that it will invest Tk 2.5 crore on the digital start-ups who will make their way to the top of flagship digital entrepreneurship competition r-ventures 3.0.
Knowledge on tech a must for smart economy
Enhancing knowledge on technology among people, the government and industry is essential to make a “Smart Bangladesh”, experts said yesterday.
Operators asked to bring proper ‘data without expiry’ packages
Shyam Sunder Sikder, chairman of Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC), today directed the telecom operators to provide people with proper ‘data without expiry’ packages.