Omantel becomes first telco in Sultanate to launch 5G for mobile
By: Times News Service
Muscat: The strategic impetus that Omantel gives to its every service has taken the shape of an exciting offering mobile phone users in the Sultanate have been waiting for.
In a first by any telecom service provider in the Sultanate, Omantel has announced the launch of 5G services for mobile devices giving mobile customers further value and speed for their money and putting the full potential of this pathbreaking communications technology into their hands.
Omantel, which has always been the first in furthering the latest advancements to its vast subscriber base, announced on February 8.
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