Jan 2024
Brazil, January 2024, Mobile Network Experience
TIM is the most awarded mobile network in Brazil this time around, with seven awards won outright. Claro ends with four outright wins under its belt Vivo’s award haul is more modest, although the operator reconfirms its supremacy for both 5G speed awards.
Feb 2024
Global Mobile Network Experience Awards 2024
In this Opensignal’s fifth Global Awards report, we analyse the difference in the overall experience seen by our users on different operators across the globe.
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Brazil, Fixed Broadband Experience, October 2023
In this report — Opensignal's first analysis of the fixed broadband experience in Brazil, we have examined real-world data from our users across the country and in two of its biggest cities: São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
Brasil, experiência em Internet banda larga fixa, outubro de 2023
Neste relatório, a primeira análise da Opensignal sobre a experiência de banda larga fixa no Brasil, examinamos dados reais dos nossos usuários de todo o país e das duas maiores cidades: São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro.
Global 5G benchmark: South Korea’s retreat on mmWave threatens its 5G leadership
South Korea’s leadership position in 5G experience is at risk as other markets deploy mmWave 5G ahead of South Korea. While South Koreans enjoy the fastest overall 5G download and upload speeds in the world, and spend the second highest time with a 5G connection — called 5G Availability — other markets are enjoying a further greater experience boost from mmWave 5G.
Brazilian smartphone users observe major disparities in mobile network experience
Opensignal is looking at what proportion of our smartphone users in Brazil struggle with subpar mobile network experience, both nationally and across different states. Around one in five Brazilian users have an average download speed below 10Mbps or a Poor Video Experience.
Arrival of eSIM is altering how consumers interact with operators
The switch from a physical SIM card to electronic, threatens to alter how consumers switch operators and will cause operators to adopt new tactics to retain and acquire users. Opensignal’s new analysis shows there is a large increase in the proportion of users switching their operator among those who use an eSIM across seven analyzed markets – Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, the U.K. and in the U.S.
Experiência com redes móveis: Brasil, Julho de 2023
No último relatório da Experiência em Redes Móveis no Brasil da Opensignal, adicionamos um novo prêmio que quantifica a consistência da experiência nas três redes nacionais do país – Qualidade Consistente, que substitui os prêmios Qualidade Excelente Consistente e Qualidade Central Consistente, vistos nos relatórios anteriores.
Brazil, July 2023, Mobile Network Experience
In Opensignal's latest Brazil Mobile Network Experience report, TIM collects the most awards this time around, as it wins six awards outright and one jointly. Claro wins five awards outright and Vivo remains the sole winner of both 5G speed awards.
