Singapore’s Infocomm and Media development Authority (IMDA) has announced it will ban the sale of 2G-only mobile devices from January 1.
After this time, retailers and equipment suppliers will not be allowed to sell 2G handsets for use in Singapore, the regulator said.
Suppliers with a dealer’s individual license will be able to continue selling the devices, but only for export purposes or overseas use.
The order applies to devices in the GSM900 and GSM1800 frequency bands, and covers other cellular devices besides handsets including POS terminals and M2M equipment…
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