Smart continues to improve its services across the country by expanding the capacity of its LTE network and ramping up the strategic rollout of its base stations.

The Philippine Air Force has tapped the country’s largest and only integrated telco PLDT, its wireless subsidiary Smart Communications, Inc. and the Asian Institute of Management to train its officers in handling cybersecurity threats. 

PLDT’s wireless subsidiary Smart Communications, Inc. fires up its last remaining site in the Visayas, officially upgrading all its sites in the area with LTE.

With tourism expected to regain momentum in Davao Oriental, PLDT and Smart are ramping up the rollout of both fixed and wireless network infrastructure in the area to deliver better connectivity.

The cost of mobile data in the Philippines continues to be among the lowest in the world, according to cable.co.uk, a UK-based site which provides information on broadband, TV and phone pricing and packages.

OPM giants Yeng Constantino and Erik Santos will guest on the third episode of Rated Global Pinoy, an online series presented by PLDT Global Corporation's Free Bee. 

"Our main aim is to bring the Philippines, with the help of government, to the level of the best in the region,” says Mario G. Tamayo, PLDT-Smart SVP for Network Planning and Engineering.

Over 16,000 PLDT and Smart employees take the lead in addressing mental health awareness, as the COVID-19 pandemic disrupts lives and lifestyles for over seven months in restrictive quarantine measures.

PLDT Inc.’s wireless arm Smart has secured 661 permits from various local government units around the country, helping accelerate its plan to build new towers to deliver better connectivity.

The country's largest and only integrated telco PLDT and its wireless subsidiary Smart have further expanded the reach and capacity of their fixed and wireless networks across the country to cater to increasing customer demand amid the pandemic.