PH declines in Ookla Speedtest Global Index for April 2018

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The Ookla speed test global index. Download speed is at 17. But if you think about it in the current time.

It sounds like the slow and steady internet. The tool will offer 12 months of broadband and mobile speeds both download and upload for each individual country in the index. According to the index, the average download speed on mobile broadbands is 22. Now, it wants to open up a new segment of that data to everyone, allowing users to compare aggregate speed reports from countries around the globe.

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In terms of mobile internet speeds, the Philippines ranks 96th, down from 95th place last month. Mobile download speeds are now at 14. These results remain well below the global mobile broadband speed averages of 22. In terms of fixed broadband speeds, the Philippines is down one rank from 82nd to 83rd place. Download speed is at 17. The results for fixed broadband speeds are also below the world average, with global average download speeds at 45. Most improved over time in Asia. Taking off from the news, Globe Telecom opted ookla speed test index focus on one specific positive: the Philippines has not stagnated in its quest for faster speed in fixed broadband internet. In a statement, Globe pointed it has the most improved speeds in Asia for fixed broadband, as it is up 403% from 3. Despite these improvements, the country still lags among other Asian countries which already enjoyed faster speeds but had diminishing returns when it came to improving speeds. The second most-improved country in their list, Malaysia, improved 391% — from 5. It also ranks 58th, up 3 spots from the previous monthly index.

Taking off from the news, Globe Telecom opted to focus on one specific positive: the Philippines has not stagnated in its quest for faster speed in fixed broadband internet. Now, it wants to open up a new segment of that data to everyone, allowing users to compare aggregate speed reports from countries around the globe. According to the index, the average download speed on mobile broadbands is 22. The Internet Evolution: Then we entered the 3G era. And the global average upload speed is 9. A global speed test index is launched by Ookla every month. The second most-improved country in their list, Malaysia, improved 391% — from 5. This should serve as a pretty good measure of what to expect from various carriers across the state.