Singaporean operator StarHub, using equipment from Chinese vendor Huawei, has successfully completed trials using dual carrier HSPA technology to achieve peak download speeds of 42.2 Mbps. Now forget about the fact that this sort of technology isnt yet available in mobile phones, much less USB sticks, but the sheer fact that they switched to dual ...

Singapore's StarHub says that it has successfully concluded tests of its HSPA+ network using Dual Carrier frequency technology to achieve a peak data downlink speed of up to 42.2Mbps. An upgrade of the HSPA+ network is now being implemented by Huawei. Click here for more.

Singapore's StarHub has reported a 15% drop in fourth-quarter operating profits compared to the year ago period, at US$63 million, although it remained stable for the full year at US$289 million. Click here for more.

Leading mobile software solutions developer and provider SPB Software announced on Thursday that SPB TV, one of its most sophisticated solutions, has just been licensed to become a part of StarHub TV on Mobile, a mobile television service from a major Singaporian cellular network operator. According to the company, the license has been received n...

Not available on iPhones yet... But available on most other mobile platforms

StarHub today announced that it will launch the first prepaid data plan for BlackBerry service in Singapore tomorrow. Called BlackBerry Prepaid, the plan will allow StarHubs prepaid customers to enjoy the benefits of using a BlackBerry smartphone to stay connected with their business and personal contacts through email and access a host of mobile data

Value Added Service Provider within the rapidly growing consumer and corporation communications market Silverback ASP, required a cost effective carrier grade PSTN interconnect to Starhub, Singapore’s major telco. Silverback sought to expand whilst improving its modern, reliable excellence of service. The provider of ‘Virtual Office’ solution and VoIP services to call centres, sm...

Singaporean mobile operators MobileOne (M1) and StarHub will start selling Apples iPhone on Dec. 9, but users wont see big drops in price for monthly plans. Until now, Singapore Telecom (SingTel) was the only operator with rights to sell the iPhone in Singapore. That changed in October, when M1 announced a deal with Apple to sell

M1 and StarHub will join SingTel in carrying the iPhone on December 9th, the first two companies hav...

PC World - Singaporean mobile operators MobileOne (M1) and StarHub will start selling Apple's iPhone on Dec. 9, but users won't see big drops in price for monthly plans.