Sure has confirmed it will have a fully fledged 4G network in place by July of this year.
The telecommunications company has entered into a letter of intent with Huawei to upgrade all existing 3G networks.
Sure says customers will notice a significant improvement in their mobile and wireless data experience.
The work represents a multi-million pound investment in the Island’s infrastructure.
Chief executive Andy Bridson told us how 4G compares to existing data speeds:
More road closures for hotel demolition work
Part of a road in the south of the Island will be closed to traffic and pedestrians until July as a landmark is demolished.
Witnesses sought to Creg ny Baa crash
Police are appealing for witnesses to a crash on the Mountain Road last night.
Braddan road closed after crash
Police say a busy road in Braddan will be closed until later this afternoon.
Government agencies 'failed to meet aims' since 2017
A report by a Tynwald committee says Department for Enterprise agencies have failed to meet any of their aims since they were set up almost ten years ago.
Deadline extended for student placements
The government says it's extended the deadline for businesses to get involved with undergraduate work placements.
Total of 49 babies born last month
The Island welcomed 49 newborns last month.
Garage cuts the price of diesel
A filling station chain says it's dropped the price of diesel today - although it admits prices are still higher than it would like.
Airport warns of weather-related disruption today
Ronaldsway Airport is warning weather may affect flights to and from the Island today.
