M1 launches first nationwide next-gen 4G network

With download speeds of up to 300Mbps.

M1 Limited (M1) today announced the launch of Singapore’s first nationwide next-generation 4G network.

All existing and new mobile customers with devices that support the Long Term Evolution-Advanced (LTE-A) technology will be able to enjoy the faster download speeds of up to 300Mbps.

“In 2012, we launched South East Asia’s first nationwide 4G network with download speeds of up to 75Mbps, and further enhanced our network to 150Mbps download speeds nationwide earlier this year. Today, we have yet again doubled the download speeds to 300Mbps nationwide, which our customers, who enjoy Singapore’s best-value smartphone plans, can experience at no additional charge,” says Patrick Scodeller, chief operating officer, M1.
 

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