Muhammad Zahidul Islam

The mobile financial service providers are opposing the session-based pricing model for the Unstructured Supplementary Service Data

The telecom regulator has reduced the number of SIMs that can be registered against one National Identity Card (NID) from 20 to 15.

In a surprise move the government yesterday decided to amend the guidelines on 4G service by incorporating the mobile operators'

The government should revisit its recently-approved 4G guidelines to make them more investment-friendly and help operators roll out the fourth-generation technology, said the president of the Association of Mobile Telecom Operators of Bangladesh.

Hasanullah, a 65-year-old surgery patient, was lounging in his hospital bed one afternoon when his peace was

Shahin Islam, a flood victim in Bogra's Kuripara village, never thought it would be so easy to withdraw money using Bangladesh Post Office's Electronic Money Transfer Service. All he had to do was go to Sariakandi post office, show the official concerned the pin code he received on his mobile phone and collect Tk 5,000 sent by Bangladesh Red Crescent Society as financial aid.

Local ICT service provider Aamra Holdings plans to start test production of smartphones in its assembly plant in the capital's Mirpur in

The beauty contest for awarding the licence for the much-awaited mobile number portability (MNP) service turned

Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) is set to take legal action against five mobile phone operators for failing to deposit into the exchequer Tk 100 crore of unused prepaid balance found in SIMs that were blocked between 2008 and 2014.

Union Capital Ltd has put up some property of Computer Source for sale after the country's top computer vendor failed to pay back its

Local handset brand Walton has started assembling smartphones on a trial basis at its own plant in Gazipur with hopes of starting

The government is working out a process to sell mobile SIM cards to Rohingya refugees who entered Bangladesh to escape genocide in Myanmar.

The government has targeted to earn Tk 11,000 crore by selling spectrum at the upcoming 4G technology auction

Grameenphone's exclusivity in using the Bangladesh Railway's fibre optic network is set to come to an end after 20

Local handset brands Walton and Symphony are taking preparation in earnest to assemble mobile phones domestically within the next couple of quarters in the light of the government's encouraging decisions on this front.

The telecom regulator is set to organise an open auction by December for selling spectrum in three bands, which

The government has acquired a software system to record biometric data of Rohingyas as part of efforts to document the refugees entering Bangladesh to escape genocide in Myanmar.

Bangladesh yesterday launched its second submarine cable connection for commercial use, making another stride in ensuring uninterrupted internet connectivity and boosting online-based business.

Bangladesh is losing Tk 800 crore in lost revenues every year because of illegal imports of mobile phones, said

BTRC's revenue collection for 2016-17 declined about 10.79 percent year-on-year to Tk 3,754.64 crore, a six-year low, apparently for a decrease in earnings under its revenue sharing policy with mobile and international gateway operators.