Circles.Life's Data Only Plan allows customers on a different telco contract to surf the Internet and work from home without interruptions.

Starting from today, anyone can sign up for an eSIM online without needing to wait for a physical SIM or offline verification by a third party.

According to the telco, this new funding will be used to strengthen its foothold in existing markets and to expand in new markets.

Both Circles.Life users and non-subscribers can now easily browse, search and book Sistic shows and events via the Circles.Life app.

Circles.Life will be holding a "cash giveaway" from its S$1 million termination fee fund on 21 January (Tuesday) at Cineleisure Orchard.

Circles.Life subscribers can pick up and self-active their SIM cards at 7-Eleven stores, giving them greater flexibility in their mobile services.

Singapore employers appreciate it when candidates show up to job interviews armed with plenty of research about the company.

Called Entertainer x Circles.Life, users can now sign up for this joint subscription plan for $12 a month or $28 for 3 months.

We got in touch with a few Singapore firms that completed fundraising rounds this year and got some insights on how they did it.

Circles.Life co-founder Rameez Ansar noted that Australian customers, like many in other countries, are "unhappy with their telcos".

Priced at just $5, the new Circles.Life mobile plan gives consumers 2GB worth of data per month, along with 50 minutes of talktime and 25 SMSes.

Circles.Life notes that the data consumption in Singapore has increased significantly year-on-year, reaching a monthly average of 12GB.