A joint 5G demonstration between StarHub and Nokia showcased how the 5G cmWave frequencies can achieve mobile network speeds up to 4.3Gbps with 1ms latency.

M1 and Nokia announced a strategic partnership to bring a commercial NB-IoT network for machine-to-machine communications by the first half of 2017.

After a successful live trial by tapping into the 5GHz unlicensed spectrum using Ericsson’s techniques, Singtel aims to implement the boosted LTE service, starting from the first half of 2017.

StarHub’s latest collaboration with Nokia made 150Mbps upload speeds on StarHub’s 4G network possible – that’s three times of the current peak upload speed. Jump in to see how and when it’ll be official.

It’s been a rough time for UK, but at least they can take solace in the fact that a recent report ranks them number one in terms of mobile internet speeds.

This week, all three telcos announced add-on options for new and re-contracting subscribers to increase the amount of data in their mobile plans. But who's giving you the most data for your dollar, and should you sign up now or wait for a fourth player to enter the market?

Qualcomm has announced the Snapdragon 425, 435, and 625 SoCs, three new entry-level and mid-range chips. It also unveiled the Snapdragon X16 LTE modem, the first commercially available LTE modem to offer Gigabit-class download speeds.

That said, South Korea continues to set the standard for LTE availability, as LTE users in the country are able to get a signal almost all the time.

The future of mobile connectivity isn't just about pushing out the latest 5G network or asking service providers to get more coverage while increasing their bandwidth capacity. Here we take a look at some of the breakthrough technologies you might see in your next phone.

LG yesterday unveiled the Watch Urbane 2nd Edition which is the first Android Wear device to come with cellular connectivity. It can connect via 4G, 3G, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth and os compatible with both iOS and Android.