Samsung and ENet Team up For Increased Mobile Connectivity By CIOTechOutlook Team

Samsung and ENet Team up For Increased Mobile Connectivity

CIOTechOutlook Team | Monday, 13 November 2023, 02:37 IST

Samsung, a global leader in technology, has announced its partnership with ENet, Guyana’s only local telecommunications company, to provide support for ENet’s cutting-edge Mobile Network.

The collaboration, solidified during a meeting between Samsung’s President of LATAM, Sang Jik Lee, and ENet’s CEO, Vishok Persaud, in Georgetown, promises to significantly improve connectivity in Guyana with the world’s number 1 smartphone. Over the past few months, Samsung and ENet have worked tirelessly to introduce Voice over LTE (VoLTE) support for Samsung devices on ENet’s new Mobile Network, which leverages state-of-the-art 5G technology, as per newsroom.

This agreement assures that consumers on Samsung smartphones will have high-quality voice conversations and smooth data access, boosting the whole mobile experience. This function is available on compatible VoLTE phones with the most recent software update.

ENet is devoted to supplying the most recent Samsung smartphones to all of its locations around the country, providing customers with cutting-edge technology. Furthermore, ENet is aggressively investing in improving and growing the coverage and capacity of its new mobile network, which will be operational on May 3rd, 2023.

This extension seeks to give even more Guyanese people with dependable, high-speed mobile and fixed access. ENet has been in the forefront of providing first-world services at reasonable costs, marking a watershed moment in Guyana's telecommunications scene.

The firm is adamant that inexpensive connection is critical for the development of a contemporary Guyana, empowering both citizens and enterprises. ENet has established itself as Guyana's fastest and most economical mobile network, distinguishing itself by providing unlimited speak, text, and data, allowing consumers to stay connected without worrying about data restrictions or additional charges.