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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The State of LTE in Latin America
Today OpenSignal released its latest<a href="https://opensignal.com/reports/2017/11/state-of-lte" target="_blank"> State of LTE report</a>, examining the 4G progress of 77 countries around the world.
How mobile is boosting LATAM economies
In just a few days, Bogotá will be hosting the GSMA’s annual mobile conference in Latin America as part of the Mobile 360 Series.
Brazil, June 2017, Mobile Networks Update
Six months have passed since Opensignal published its last State of Mobile Networks: Brazil report, so it's time for our semi-annual update on 3G and 4G performance in the region. For our Mobile Networks Update we've taken a snapshot of the mobile market in Brazil, tracking changes in any of our key metrics.
Brazil, January 2017, State of Mobile Networks
Claro has made big gains in our performance rankings since OpenSignal's last report, winning both our 4G and 3G download speed awards as well as our overall speed prize.
Brazil, July 2016, State of Mobile Networks
With download speeds of 18.6 Mbps, Vivo comfortably wins our award for the fastest 4G network, performing more than twice as well as TIM (8.0 Mbps) and over 50% better than Claro (11.6 Mbps) and Oi (11.4 Mbps)..
Brazil, February 2016, State of Mobile Networks
Vivo was the fastest operator in Brazil in our October to January testing period, with an average LTE download speed of 15.3 Mbps.
Brazil, August 2015, State of Mobile Networks
América Móvil’s Claro outpaced its competitors in raw 4G bandwidth, delivering average speeds of 17.82 Mbps.
