Total Access Communication (Dtac) together with the Association of University Presidents of Thailand offer students and parents free Admission Result service via “Dtac” and “Happy” numbers. On the announcement date, they are invited to dial *751*application number (7 digits) #, and make a call for Thai report or dial *751*application number (7 digits)*9 #, and […]
Total Access Communication Plc (Dtac) is expanding its 3G network to cover an additional 3,000 base stations nationwide by the end of 2012, in its bid to create the best data network. With a total of 5,000 base stations nationwide, it hopes to bring enhanced quality and speed to customers, in line with the company’s […]
BANGKOK, 15 February 2012 (NNT) – The National Broadcasting and Telecommunication Commission of Thailand (NBTC) is set to discuss with the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) over the telephone frequency allocation after discovering unused frequencies owned by a few major providers. The NBTC is reportedly planning to strip the ownership of 2.3 gigahertz […]
The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Office Commission of Thailand expects to conclude 3G conditions bidding for 2.1 Gigahertz within three months. Competitors will be able to propose their bids for the license in the third quarter of this year. One of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Office Commissioners or NBTC, Colonel Sethapong Malisuwan pointed out […]
CAT Telecom and Advanced Info Service (AIS) have emerged as the biggest winners from mobile-phone number portability after the service was launched in December 2010. The requests from all cellular networks for number transfers as of January 16 had reached 401,053, of which 304,779 were completed. Read more: The Nation
DTAC, the second largest mobile phone operator in Thailand to compensate its clients for a system failure on Wednesday. An executive said the failure stemmed from the transfer of its database to a new system to upgrade the firm’s services. Darm Sukhontasap, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Total Access Communication or DTAC, today held a […]
Total Access Communication’s cellular network crashed briefly yesterday afternoon, prompting reports of dead voice and data services in key areas such as Greater Bangkok and some provinces. The problem appeared to have started at 2pm. The situation appeared to return to normal at 3pm. Read more: The Nation
The National Broadcasting and Tele-communications Commission of Thailand has given approval to cellular operators to test fourth-generation cellular broadband service on the 2.3-gigahertz and 1,800-megahertz frequencies. NBTC commissioner Colonel Settapong Malisuwan said the watchdog had approved a joint application by Advanced Info Service (AIS) and TOT to offer Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology 4G service […]
