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Samsung has supersized its curvy Edge, but the result is as awkward to use as it is beautiful to look at.
Telstra is finally opening up its 4G network to its wholesale partners, and Boost Mobile customers will be first to feel the speed.
Telstra made two groundbreaking announcements on the same day, aimed at improving both calls and download speeds.
Motorola and Vodafone will start selling the new Moto X Style and Play tomorrow, but will have a hard time holding customer's attention with a new iPhone just a week away.
If you're sick of the commitment you make to phone plans, Vodafone has announced a different way to buy your next smartphone.
If you've been hanging out for a new iPhone 6s, you might want to check in with your bank manager. It's here, but it is mighty expensive.
No longer will you need to dash around the house looking for your cordless phone. A new Telstra app means your current smartphone is all you're going to need.
If you have movies to watch, and a lot of time with your phone, the new Vodafone Red Plan comes with the all the data you need, and then some.
Lebara has improved its plans with more data. Not a lot, but enough to best its closest competitors.
Telstra has bolstered its core PrePaid offer, with higher inclusions and roll over for calls and data.