The number of public switched telephone network (PSTN) users has decreased over the past decade, falling below half a million as mobile phones have become ubiquitous while landline operators failed to expand network coverage.

People with some 12.28 lakh mobile connections left Dhaka on April 18, the last day of work before the start of holidays for the upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr.

The MFS provider made a profit for the first time in four years

$3.45b was transacted in 2022, over 33% higher than prediction

Production of 4G smartphones has plummeted by over 61 per cent year-on-year in the first quarter of this year, as import costs have increased for the taka’s depreciation against the dollar.

The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has directed mobile network operators and internet service providers (ISPs) in the country to provide information on their spending for digital advertisements on different social media platforms last year.

The staff reporter of The Daily Star won the first prize in the print media category

The round was led by SBK Tech, a Singapore-based Venture capital fund, along with participation from notable global investors, including ALSA, Genting Ventures, DVC, and Doha Tech Angels, among others.

Shasha Denims Limited plans to invest an estimated Tk 155 crore to expand its production capacity in the Dhaka Export Processing Zone, according to the company.

BTRC, RAB conducted a drive at Siddhirganj’s Kassaf Shopping Centre

A 27-member BASIS team is now taking part in Japan IT Week 2023

The plan will be implemented in the next five years

The two-day event ended on March 28 in New Delhi, India.

Ahmed filed a lawsuit against the telecom operator, its board chairman and former group CEO seeking Tk 227 crore in retirement benefits and compensation for ‘wrongful dismissal'

Summit Communications and Fiber@Home will do the job

The faster we can create the environment, the sooner our 2041 dream will be realised

Mobile network operators have launched a service that would allow subscribers to make payments to secure some government certificates using their mobile balances, a move that may generate a debate about its legality.

The Bangladesh Mobile Phone Consumers’ Association demands

Banglalink Digital Communications Limited, the third-largest mobile phone operator in Bangladesh, plans to go public, a massive development for a stock market where investors have strong appetite for sound companies.

Banglalink registered a double-digit growth rate in its revenue in 2022 driven by increased investment in 4G network, expanding coverage and enhancing network speed.