True unit to receive 4g licence next Friday

[rooster59]

True unit to receive 4g licence next Friday

BANGKOK: The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission yesterday announced that True Move H Universal Communication (TUC), a subsidiary of True Corp, had notified it that the company would hand over two bank guarantees on Wednesday and then receive its 4G licence for the 1,800-megahertz spectrum next Friday.

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/breakingnews/True-unit-to-receive-4g-licence-next-Friday-30273859.html

-- The Nation 2015-11-27

[HLover]

Good news! Now even more humans can be observed hunched over their phones, oblivious to the world around them.

[tukkytuktuk]

Good about time too. Single gateway BS is finally out the window, who's next for an upgrade, tot? Dtac? AIS?

[ChrisY1]

So True will now emblazon their customers with 4G texts all the time......but will it actually be 4G?.......I doubt it, but will wait with bated breath!

[casualbiker]

So can anyone inform me as to who owns True.?

A Chinese man!

[jadee]

I have a 3G DTAC so-called 'Unlimited' package, about 700baht per month, I phoned customer services and they explained it's only 3G speed for a certain amount of data per month and a much lower speed for the remainder of the month - just wondering does True work the same way? Is there any package that gives unlimited data at 3G speeds?

[casualbiker]

I have a 3G DTAC so-called 'Unlimited' package, about 700baht per month, I phoned customer services and they explained it's only 3G speed for a certain amount of data per month and a much lower speed for the remainder of the month - just wondering does True work the same way? Is there any package that gives unlimited data at 3G speeds?

I changed to the DTAC "Love and Roll" package. Works well.