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Opensignal is a global mobile analytics company that provides independent reports on real-world network experience. In the Philippines, its data has been a key benchmark for tracking the performance and progress of major telcos Globe and Smart, especially in the rollout and improvement of 4G LTE and 5G services. The reports highlight metrics like download speeds, video experience, and network availability, offering a clear view of how the country's mobile internet landscape has evolved.

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What major Opensignal awards has Globe won recently?

In March 2023, Globe received Opensignal Mobile Experience Awards for 5G Video Experience (scoring 73.5 out of 100), 5G Upload Speed (12.8 Mbps), and Core Consistent Quality (76.9%) in the Philippines. The company was also a joint winner in the 5G Voice App Experience and 5G Games Experience categories.

How does the Philippines rank in global 5G experience improvement?

According to a June 2022 Opensignal report, the Philippines ranked number 1 globally for 5G vs 4G Video Experience Improvement at 79%. It also ranked number 3 for 5G vs 4G Download Speed Improvement ratio with a score of 8.8. Earlier reports noted the country had the greatest uplift from 4G to 5G in average download speed and video experience across Asia-Pacific.

What were the early LTE speeds for Globe and Smart according to Opensignal?

In a September 2017 report, Opensignal measured Smart's LTE speed at 10.55 Mbps and Globe's at 7.16 Mbps. By February 2018, the national average LTE speed in the Philippines was reported at 9.49 Mbps. Regional breakdowns from late 2017 showed Smart dominating LTE speed in most areas, while Globe often led in LTE availability.