Over the past month, internet speeds have allegedly doubled in designated transmission areas of Yangon, Nay Pyi Taw and Mandalay as a result of a free service upgrade trial the state-run New Light of Myanmar reported on August 16.
Myanmar will look to overcome its infrastructure shortfalls by using a cloud-based computer system to link government and public offices when it begins its extensive IT overhaul later this year.
Myanmar's online world is suddenly bristling with activity in the automotive and real estate realms.
American technology firm Apple will allow a Myanmar company to act as its authorised dealer, reseller and service provider, a source said last week.
President U Thein Sein is set to launch his own website – e-President Portal – covering news of his daily activities and to communicate with the public.
Internet users have once again been left fuming by a recent slowing of connection speeds, with café owners hit hardest.
Post-paid GSM users will switch over to a prepaid system on May 1, a text sent by Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications to all GSM users last week said.
Internet users were left fuming last week as connection speeds once again slowed to a crawl.
Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications slashed the prices of the much-anticipated next batch of mobile telephone connections by up to 60 percent.
Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications last week announced that post-paid GSM mobiles and landline telephones would switch to a prepaid system from March 1.
