Yes 4G Officially Launches its 4G LTE Network

After making a large splash at the recent Samsung Milky way J-Series (2016) launch, Yes 4G - now officially the Comeback Kid for the Malaysia mobile telco infinite - has made a couple of major announcements to prove its new namesake and its revival as an industry upstart and forward innovator.

While there are a number of big reveals for Yes 4G, let's focus on the more than important $.25 beginning - Yes 4G now has an optimised LTE network, is introducing a agglomeration of new plans for its enhanced loftier-speed mobile broadband network, and has - as teased from when it made its surprising render - put out a new device.

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Firstly, Yes 4G at present has officially jumped onto the LTE bandwagon as information technology updated its base stations with 4G LTE capabilities. Essentially, that ways it now has its long-running 4G WiMAX network and an LTE service that runs in tandem with its current mobile broadband services. On elevation of that, it has as well revised its fixed wireless broadband services by pairing it up with the new mobile plans.

Next, Yeah 4G has put together an extensive list of updated network offerings that reflect the changes information technology has undertaken. A more in-depth write-up will discuss the pertinent points of the new service offerings afterward on. In the meantime, hither are the new Yes 4G plans for like shooting fish in a barrel referencing.

Lastly, the latest smartphone that Yeah 4G launched. While it is no longer a big shocker that there is a new device waiting in the wings, seeing it for the first time is still a real eye-brow raiser. Unlike its first mobilephone, the Yes Eclipse, this ane looks like a proper smartphone—albeit with specs that most basic low-end systems would employ.

It's chosen the Yes Altitude and the screenshot from the Yep 4G is more than adequate to show what it has to offer.