Discover the 10 most useful USSD codes for Samsung, Xiaomi, and iPhone users. The end of the year is approaching, bringing a moment of peace. And let’s be honest—it’s a time we’ll spend not only with loved ones but also… with our phones.Beyond the advertised features and downloaded apps, your phone has its own secrets,
Slovakia’s capital, Bratislava, was the perfect location for our team to conduct an initial test of mobile service quality and speed under real-world conditions. We approached this project as a pilot stage to evaluate our methodology and measurement tools, rather than as a comprehensive assessment of network performance under maximum load. Our primary objective was
The days are getting shorter, and the calendar pages are running out as we approach the end of the year. It’s the perfect time to summarize November’s mobile internet speed and quality results in Poland. In our latest report, we examine how individual operators performed in key categories such as download and upload speeds, as
Black Friday, holiday shopping, and the traditional hunt for discounts — each year, the pre-holiday season is marked by a significant increase in foot traffic at shopping malls. However, for malls that haven’t modernized their Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) in recent years, this period might bring more challenges than benefits. Decline in Foot Traffic but
As the weather outside the window gets colder and the day gets noticeably shorter, life moves indoors to warmer environments. October is the month when our mobile devices work harder than usual – we use them to work remotely, study online, watch movies or keep in touch with loved ones. While nature is getting ready
The summer holidays have come to an end, and the return to daily routines is clear with students flooding back to school. Buses and trams in the cities are once again packed, and traffic is slowly crawling towards city centres during rush hour. But has this return to normality affected mobile Internet speed and quality
We’ve all been there: you’re traveling, and suddenly, your mobile signal drops, leaving you stranded without internet or the ability to make a call. Whether you’re navigating an unfamiliar city, staying connected to family, or handling work remotely, reliable mobile connectivity is crucial. But between roaming charges, unreliable Wi-Fi, and signal dead zones, staying online
To say that 5G technology will change our lives is an understatement. Instead of such obvious statements, it’s worth citing numbers that perfectly illustrate the scope of this global mobile revolution. By the end of 2024, nearly two billion people worldwide will be using 5G connections[1]. However, this impressive number is just the tip of
Do you remember your first mobile phone? It was probably a solid piece of plastic that could, at best, make calls and send SMS messages. Only a few decades have passed since then, and today we’re talking about technology that can change the world. It all began in 1979 when the Japanese launched the first
Blockchain technology is stepping out of the shadows of cryptocurrency and making waves in industries ranging from finance to healthcare—and now, mobile network monitoring is getting its turn. With data integrity and security at the forefront of every tech conversation, blockchain’s decentralized, immutable, and transparent nature presents a compelling solution to some of the telecom
August brought a real heatwave, perfectly matching the summer mood and offering tourists one last getaway before returning to school and work. In the holiday spirit, we decided to check how the mobile Internet, now an essential travel companion for many, was performing. With significant support from our mobile app users, we analysed the services
If you’re deep into the tech world, you know that network monitoring is no walk in the park. As networks grow more complex and demands on uptime become relentless, the old ways of manually keeping an eye on things just don’t cut it anymore. Picture this: a small team of IT pros, eyes glued to
In the global race to 5G, the spotlight often falls on tech giants in the U.S., China, and Europe. Yet, while headlines focus on their high-profile moves, Nokia has been quietly making strides in an unexpected yet crucial market: Africa. The Finnish telecom giant, once synonymous with mobile phones, is now pivoting to become a
July – the height of holiday madness and a time full of adventures! During this busy season, when everyone is seeking a bit of downtime, reliable mobile Internet becomes essential for a great holiday. We’ve looked into the quality and speed provided by Poland’s 4 major operators. But has Orange’s surprising boost in 5G mobile
The push to lead in 5G technology is quietly shaping the future of global connectivity. As countries around the world vie for leadership in this next-generation wireless technology, China has emerged as a formidable competitor, causing ripples across Western media. The common narrative in the West paints China as a threat to data security and
The Internet has become an indispensable part of our daily lives, a vast network that connects billions of people worldwide, enabling communication, commerce, education, and entertainment. However, the complexity behind this global system often goes unnoticed. Let’s explore the telecom market, the driving force behind the Internet, to better understand how it all works. What
What’s the Big Deal with 5G? So, we’re deep into 2024, and if your phone isn’t rocking 5G, it’s basically living in the past. 5G is the real deal, offering crazy fast speeds, super low latency, and a connection that’s so stable you’ll forget what buffering even is. Think about downloading a massive game or
The shift from 4G to 5G isn’t just about faster internet speeds—it’s about a new way of interacting with technology. As 5G networks roll out across the globe, they promise to unlock possibilities that go far beyond what 4G could offer. We’re talking about real-time gaming with zero lag, seamless video calls with crystal-clear resolution,
Telecom operators are hitting a tipping point. What used to be a straightforward task—keeping networks up and running—has exploded in complexity, thanks to the rise of 5G, the Internet of Things (IoT), and our endless need for faster, more reliable data. The old-school methods of network management—manual, reactive, and often sluggish—just aren’t cutting it anymore.
In 2017, the world watched in shock as a piece of malicious software crippled global infrastructure, spreading at a pace never before seen. WannaCry, a ransomware attack, infected hundreds of thousands of computers in more than 150 countries, paralyzing hospitals, banks, and businesses. Just a few years later, another massive cyber attack shook the foundations