If you are looking to jump off the Kogan and Aldi mobile ships, but you want to stay on the Telstra 3G network, you may want to take a close look at CMobile.
A Federal Court injunction has offered breathing room to Kogan and Aldi customers, keeping these services alive until a court hearing in the near future.
Kogan Mobile is readying itself for the worst, making long-term plans unavailable as it awaits a court decision that will determine its future.
It might be the 'fastest' 4G phone in Australia when released, but in most other aspects the Ascend P2 is painfully average.
Telstra's 4G footprint is set to grow, with coverage on the way for 200 towns in regional Australia and 85% of the population.
Telstra will close the doors on its social media aggregation tool Tribe come September 10.
With bill shock from international roaming still affecting thousands of Australians each year, consumers have been frustrated with the lack of solutions offered by mobile providers. Now, Telstra has announced it will be taking action to minimise bill shock experienced by customers using their phone overseas.
2013 looks set to welcome a few new players to Australia's prepaid mobile market, as the competing big telcos continue opening up their wholesale networks to smaller operators. Telstra continues to take steps to challenge Optus' dominance as a mobile wholesaler, by allowing the newly launched Kogan Mobile, and new partner Boost Mobile, access to its Next G 3G networks. For now, the carrier is keeping 4G LTE access reserved exclusively for Telstra customers.
Nokia’s Windows Phone 8 launch devices, the Lumia 820 and flagship Lumia 920, will be hitting Australian shelves come the end of November. Both devices represent a new phase in both Nokia and Microsoft’s mobile development and have been keenly anticipated by tech gurus and Windows Phone enthusiasts alike.
Telstra’s new 4G LTE network is seeing rapid and popular adoption from the Australian public, with Telstra now announcing more than half a million active accounts since it went live just last year. Now, by way of celebrating, Telstra says that it plans to expand 4G LTE coverage in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth with new 4G sites launching in Bondi and in the North Shore rail tunnel in Sydney. All of this expansion will apparently bring 4G LTE coverage to one third of Australia’s population.