The sales and collection of Apple iPhone 13 series phones started today, with much celebration and fanfare from local telcos expressing their appreciation to their customers.

Time to renew your contract or get a new iPhone? Here's what Singtel has in store with the imminent availability of the iPhone 13 lineup.

About two-thirds of Singapore are covered under Singtel’s 5G network, and half of Singapore can tap onto Singtel's 5G standalone speeds and bandwidth.

If this happens, they will allocate the spectrum that is currently used for 3G services via an auction towards the end of the year.

Linksys launched a new multi-device travel companion for 5G and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity on the go - the Linksys 5G and Wi-Fi 6 Mobile Hotspot device.

The service will be provided by up to 18 telco partners in these 13 destinations.

Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents aged 60 years and persons with disabilities will have access to the plans.

Guess which APAC country came in at the top spot, and which telco in SG is better at these video conference calls.

This makes the red camp first to launch 5G SA for consumer use. Check inside for the preview sign-up details!

Folks re-contracting or new to Singtel can get a new 5G SA SIM card for free (worth S$37.45) when signing on for a 5G XO Plus plan or 5G NOW add-on. Existing customers can swap for free too.