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Telenor Bulgaria CEO Stein-Erik Vellan announces that the company would offer 4G services as of December 1, 26 November 2015. Photo: telenor.bg
Telenor Bulgaria announced on Thursday that it will offer fourth-generation (4G) mobile technology services under the Long Term Evolution (LTE) standard in the 1800 MHz band to its customers starting on December 1.
Telenor 4G network will offer maximum speed of 75 Мbps in mobile data exchange and will ensure a vastly improved user mobile app experience, faster browsing and video streaming and higher download and upload, the company said in a news release.
The 4G service will be initially available in Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, Burgas, Ruse as well as most of southern Bulgaria, including the ski resorts of Bansko, Pamporovo and Borovetz.
By the middle of next month Telenor 4G service will extend into northern Bulgaria and will cover all Bulgarian cities with population of more than 20,000, thus providing outdoor coverage to 56.73% of the country’s population.
“The launch of the Telenor 4G services is the logical next step in the Telenor Group’s long-term investment strategy in Bulgaria and a major part of our promise to offer world class mobile experience to our customers,” Telenor Bulgaria CEO Stein-Erik Vellan commented in the news release.
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