Canada, August 2020, Mobile Network Experience
Telus is the operator to beat in Canada. In this report, Telus won four of our awards outright and tied for two others.
Benchmarking the global 5G user experience – October update
Across these 15 countries analyzed, users see 5G download speeds that are 5 to 6 times faster than 4G. In every country 5G is much faster than 4G.
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Canada, February 2020, Mobile Network Experience
In this latest report, we've analyzed the mobile network experience for Canada’s three nationwide operators, Telus, Bell Mobility and Rogers, over a 90-day period starting October 1 and ending December 29. Along with our national analysis, we've also examined the operators’ scores in 10 of the largest cities.
Opensignal 2020 Predictions for USA and Canada
PredictionsIn the 2020 presidential election, users in Democrat states will have a better mobile experience than those in GOP statesSpectrum constraints will make it difficult for the U.S.
The State of Mobile Video Experience 2019
In one year mobile Video Experience has significantly improved in 59% of 100 countries analyzed. But the U.S. is lagging behind on mobile video as carriers face a spectrum crunch. Uniquely, Opensignal tests mobile video streaming at scale and does not estimate video experience based on speed tests or other indirect measurements.
Canada electoral results: How the mobile experience changes across party and location
Opensignal analyzed our smartphone users’ experience based on the electoral results and found that users on average have a better mobile experience in the ridings/districts where the Liberal Party won its seats.
The State of Mobile Voice App Experience
Voice apps offer flexibility across a number of devices and networks, and have soared in popularity as smartphones become more and more ubiquitous.But what's the mobile user experience like on these voice apps on today's mobile networks?
The state of rural Canada’s Mobile Network Experience
For the second largest country in the world by land mass, mobile experience in rural areas is a hot topic, particularly when considering the high relative prices that rural Canadians pay for communication services compared to urban Canadians.
