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Thailand, November 2018, State of Mobile Networks

By Kevin Fitchard, November 2018

AIS now has the distinction of having the highest 4G availability in our results.

Mexico, November 2018, State of Mobile Networks

By Kevin Fitchard, November 2018

In the six months since our last report, AT&T's average 4G download speed fell from 21.7 Mbps to 15.2 Mbps in our measurements, a drop of 30%.

4G networks were the most affected by Sulawesi earthquake

By Francesco Rizzato, November 2018

OpenSignal measured the impact on smartphone users&rsquo; experience before and in the aftermath of the <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/ng-interactive/2018/oct/01/indonesia-sulawesi-palu-earthquake-tsunami-map-visual" target="_blank">7.5 magnitude earthquake with epicentre on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi</a>, on Friday September 28, 2018.

Stuttgart motors into the lead in German cities 4G speeds

By Peter Boyland, November 2018

Stuttgart is often credited as the home of the automobile, and the west German city remains the home of some of Europe&#39;s most powerful cars including Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and Daimler.

The Mid-Atlantic is a hot zone for mobile download speed in the US

By Kevin Fitchard, November 2018

Only one state or commonwealth can claim to have the fastest mobile broadband speeds in the union, and that state is New Jersey.

The State of Wifi vs Mobile Network Experience as 5G Arrives (PDF)

By Ian Fogg, November 2018

In 33 countries smartphone users now experience faster average download speeds using a mobile network than using Wifi

MTN takes the prize in a close South Africa video experience race

By Peter Boyland, November 2018

OpenSignal&#39;s <a href="/reports/2018/10/italy/mobile-networks-update">recent report</a> on the South Africa mobile market showed something of a two-horse race.