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YTL Communications is giving the rakyat a boost with its new YES Kasi Up initiative, rolling out the industry’s most affordable prepaid data plans to give people more savings. That aside, the telco introduces a unique referral model that rewards subscribers with cash.
Here’s a non-shocker. Yes has shut down its WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) network. The telco posted a final notice on its official Facebook page as well as via email to inform customers that their WiMAX accounts have been automatically suspended from 2PM onwards as of 30 September 2019.
The Samsung Galaxy Note10 is officially here in Malaysia. If you’ve missed the pre-order, don’t worry, there’s still the nationwide roadshow that’s kicking off today in five cities. And, if you plan to purchase one (or two), you can also consider picking them up from local telcos Maxis, Celcom, Digi, U Mobile and Yes. Here’s a list of all the offers.
It’s no surprises that all major telcos have announced pre-order bundles for the brand new Samsung Galaxy Note10 series. The surprise is that Yes 4G is offering just one model–the top end Galaxy Note10+ 512GB.
When it comes to fixed broadband internet access in Malaysia, fibre broadband springs to mind. Nowadays, thanks in part to the government’s implementation of the Mandatory Standard on Access Pricing (MSAP) and National Fiberisation and Connectivity Plan (NFCP), consumers can be connected to fibre broadband from as low as MYR79 per month with speeds of up to 1Gbps.
Proton and YTL Communications continues their joint collaboration into 2017 with a new exclusive bundle for Proton customers. Each purchase of a selected Proton car will see a Yes Altitude 4G LTE smartphone bundled with a 12-month 4G LTE prepaid plan for free.
Yes is offering a limited time ‘Merdeka & Malaysia Day Promotion’ in conjunction with Malaysia’s 59th Merdeka and upcoming Malaysia Day celebrations. The promotion bundle consists of the Yes Altitude 4G LTE smartphone for just MYR188 (SRP: MYR399 with GST) with the MYR68/month Yes 4G LTE 68 postpaid plan.
Today was a big day for YTL Communications and Yes, as it made commercially available its 4G LTE services to Malaysian consumers. The internet provider now has the largest 4G network in the country, with over 85% of population coverage.
With the big launch of Yes’ 4G LTE services today, the comeback kid unveiled the Yes Altitude–a VoLTE Android-powered smartphone made for the masses.
It’s a long time coming, but Yes 4G is definitely back. And back in a big way. After a soft introduction of its 4G LTE services at the launch of the Samsung Galaxy J1 two weeks ago, the service is officially launched today.