In April 2021, Unified National Networks (UNN) successfully upgraded 13 mobile sites in Temburong district, adding more capacity and introducing additional radio frequency which will improve coverage around the district. Subscribers can enjoy higher mobile download speed, less congestion and better coverage as a result. 
Temburong residents to experience higher mobile speed and connectivity
With the de-escalation of precautionary measures for COVID-19 by the Ministry of Health (MOH), Unified National Networks (UNN) held the first townhall of its new financial year FY2021-2022 at Tarindak D’Seni on 9th April 2021.
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Following an outage impacting fixed broadband services yesterday night, UNN is currently working with its equipment suppliers to prevent yesterday's incident from reoccurring. This involves work done to the network tonight. While UNN is taking all precautionary measures to prevent any impact on service, UNN would like to inform members of the public that they may face some service interruptions.
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On 12th March 2021, Unified National Networks (UNN) detected an outage that affected both mobile voice and data services across the nation, affecting more than 100,000 subscribers. The teams that UNN deployed swiftly upon its detection found out that the incident was caused by fibre cut.
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Since mobile communication was first introduced in Brunei Darussalam by Jabatan Telekom Brunei (JTB) in 1989 using Advanced Mobile Phone System (AMPS), it has changed the way we communicate dramatically as opposed to the alternative fixed line telephone. Mobile phones enable users to communicate while on the move and its popularity has dominated the world.
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