With big network projects completed and reports of happier customers, Vodafone is starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
After settling in its Post-Paid customers, Vodafone is extending access to 4G to Pre-Paid SIM holders too.
For people looking for a small phone rather than a cheap phone, the Galaxy S4 Mini has most of what you can expect from the original S4, it just fits better in the pockets of tight jeans.
Optus becomes the first Aussie telco to offer dual-band 4G services, unveiling its new network technology on the 2300MHz band.
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.
Internode has launched its new no-contract 4G NodeMobile plans on the Optus network to existing Internode fixed-line customers.
New Vodafone customers finally have access to the telco’s fledgling 4G LTE network, putting the struggling company back in a position to gain some new subscribers.
Vodafone launched it's 4G network across capital cities and a few major regional hubs last week, and invited WhistleOut to trial the new network. As much as we appreciate the opportunity, running speed tests on a single device in the city we operate in isn't the best way to see how well the network is performing. Luckily, plenty of Australians were ready to help.
MVNO Spintel becomes one of Australia's first telcos to describe mobile post-paid plan inclusions in talk-time minutes, with its new Build Your Own 4G Mobile plan. This is a clear move away from the existing language in post-paid mobile phone plans which have traditionally spoken about inclusions by using a high-value dollar figure -- $500 worth of calls and texts, for example.