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on Oct 3, 2025
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Sources: Recent telecom news articles and press releases (Oct. 2–3, 2025) from SDxCentral, Communications Today, Reuters, Anadolu Agency, The Fast Mode, PR Newswire and others communicationstoday.co.in thefastmode.com sdxcentral.com sdxcentral.com reuters.com thefastmode.com thefastmode.com sdxcentral.com aa.com.tr thefastmode.com thefastmode.com. These provide updates on network launches, vendor partnerships, spectrum policies, IoT/AI initiatives, and expert commentary. (No images included.) The […]

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on Oct 3, 2025
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Conclusion Both the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max and Google Pixel 10 Pro XL represent the cutting edge of 2025 smartphones – but they cater to different philosophies. Xiaomi’s 17 Pro Max is all about maximum hardware: it’s the phone for spec enthusiasts who crave all-day (or multi-day) battery life, blazingly fast charging, and eye-catching innovations […]

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on Oct 2, 2025
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Disruptions and Policy Shifts The period saw dramatic disruptions alongside progressive policies. In Afghanistan, the Taliban’s shock shutdown of 3G/4G on Sept 30 left most citizens offline and disrupted banking, flights, and even earthquake relief reuters.com. In contrast, some governments are opening up. Ghana’s new communications minister highlighted infrastructure wins (submarine cables, IXP) but warned […]

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on Oct 1, 2025
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Connectivity Disruptions & Policy Shifts The period saw dramatic connectivity shocks. In Afghanistan the Taliban-ordered shutdown on Sept 30 left most of the country offline. Monitoring firm NetBlocks reported that internet service fell to ~1% of normal reuters.com. A Kabul telecom worker explained, “People today rely on technology… No one knows about the condition of […]

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on Sep 30, 2025
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Network Technology Updates (2G–6G) 2G/3G phase-out: Many countries are finally shutting legacy networks. The Philippines’ DICT has mandated a full 3G shutdown by Sept 30, 2025 (2G is already being dismantled) to free spectrum and cut fraud yugatech.com. Two of three carriers there (DITO, Globe) have turned off 3G; Smart will complete by deadline yugatech.com. […]

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on Sep 29, 2025
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Key Facts: Network Outages and Service Disruptions In late September 2025, network outages made headlines. Australia’s Optus suffered a major outage on Sept 28–29 that knocked out emergency calling (000) for thousands of people. Optus confirmed a “faulty mobile phone tower site” caused the nine‑hour interruption, which affected roughly 4,500 people reuters.com. Police reported that […]

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on Sep 28, 2025
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Next‑Gen Networks: 5G, Wi‑Fi 7 and 6G Rollouts Wi‑Fi 7 adoption: Pakistan’s regulator (PTA) made headlines by clearing Wi‑Fi 7 and other future Wi‑Fi standards in the 6 GHz band dailytimes.com.pk. Wi‑Fi 7 (based on IEEE 802.11be) can deliver multi-gigabit speeds with lower latency, easing home and enterprise broadband needs. PTA noted that allowing Wi‑Fi 7 will “ease congestion in older […]

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on Sep 27, 2025
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Key Facts The global GSM/4G/5G landscape is changing by the day. Below we explore the latest developments – from breakthrough deployments and big investments to regulatory shifts and security alerts – and explain what they mean for consumers and markets worldwide. 5G Explosion: Demand, Data & IoT Take Off Around the world, 5G is shattering […]

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on Sep 26, 2025
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Key Facts 5G Growth Hits New Highs Global mobile internet usage is surging on the back of 5G expansion. Fresh data from industry group 5G Americas (via Omdia) shows 5G adoption shattering milestones in mid-2025. Worldwide 5G subscriptions topped 2.6 billion as of June – a 37% jump from the year prior – and are on […]

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on Sep 25, 2025
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Telecom and Mobile Broadband Developments UK hits fiber 20M milestone: The UK’s broadband infrastructure just marked a major achievement. Openreach (BT’s networking arm) announced that 20 million homes and businesses are now passed by full-fiber lines, meaning they can order gigabit-speed fiber-to-the-premises service advanced-television.com. This nationwide upgrade spans from the far north of Scotland’s Fair […]