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Largest mobile phone operator, MobiTel, provided new service called “Cellcard Cash” for its mobile phone users to be able to send money across Cambodia, top-up their Cellcard pre-paid account and pay bills anytime on their cell phone because users’ cash have been allowed to store in the phone. The mobile’s money-transfer service [...]
Mobile phone operator, Beeline-Cambodia, introduced a mobile top-up service “Easy Fill”, which allows all Beeline subscribers to be able to top up any amount they would like to have, not required scratch cards to thousands of points of sale.
The new service “Easy Fill” makes its subscribers easier to choose any [...]
I have connected internet at my home nearly 3 moths with Vietnam’s mobile phone provider – Metphone – which its price is not cheaper but it is available to afford it. I need to pay internet fee $30 per month, and I can share it with other two brother-in-laws.
After connecting [...]
Financial experts here say Cambodia’s political environment has prevented them from investigating the impact of a price floor on telecoms, one of the country’s most lucrative sectors.
By Sunday, all nine mobile phone companies had raised their per-minute rates to meet a standard cost mandated by the ministries of Finance and [...]
On the last Friday, MobiTel, which is the leading mobile telephone networ, have launched the country’s first 3G mobile phone network that will be able to watch real-time broadcasts of television and have to access a fast Internet Connection.
The Cambodia Daily cited MobiTel General Manager David Springgs as saying [...]
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