#mobile internet speed

The telecoms company revealed today that they've completed and passed the last technical audit by a 3rd-party auditing firm and the NTC for the committed 84% coverage and 55Mbps minimum average mobile internet speed. The audit revealed DITO passed both tests with an population coverage of 86.3%, a 92Mbps minimum average 4G speed and 597Mbps minimum average 5G mobile internet speed. While our national broadband average is still nowhere near that of Singapore or Hong Kong, broadband and mobile internet speeds have significantly improved in the last few years. Why stability matters more than Mbps The pivot from speed to stability is rooted in how Filipinos actually use the internet. Microsoft has quietly introduced a new internet speed test feature in Windows 11, giving users a quicker way to check their connection directly from the taskbar. Beyond measuring internet speed, the page also includes additional tools such as a stopwatch, timer, typing test, and QR code generator, turning it into a lightweight utility hub. For households with higher internet usage, having more speed options offers greater flexibility, rather than forcing users into a single setup that may not meet their needs. Convenience Also Matters Internet value is not only about speed or pricing. Read more in our articles including "DITO passes 5th technical audit with 597Mbps average 5G speeds" and "Looking beyond SPEED; is PH internet any better?".