Articles Tagged Mobile Broadband
Vodafone offers free mobile broadband for bushfire victims - Customer or not
Vodafone offers free Wifi to anyone - customer or not - who has lost their home in the bushfires.
You can now order Optus 5G home broadband online
Optus has started taking online orders for its unlimited data 5G home broadband plan.
Optus 5G home broadband kits are now available in select stores
Two Optus stores in Sydney are now slinging 5G home broadband.
HTC 5G Hub Review
As exciting as the prospect of 5G is, the HTC 5G Hub suffers for being the first of its kind. It's an excellent device, but the lack of 5G coverage and limited data allowances make it hard to justify the premium over a comparable 4G portable modem.
The Netgear Nighthawk M2 is a portable modem that can achieve 2Gbps download speeds on Telstra 4G
The Nighthawk M2 is a 4G portable hotspot that's 5G fast.
Get ready to ditch the NBN: Optus 5G home wireless broadband has landed
Optus has today announced that it will be offering 5G home wireless broadband plans with unlimited data and speeds of 50Mbps for $70 per month. While availability of the plans will initially be limited, customers are now able to submit expressions of interest to trial the new plans.
Optus Wireless Broadband Review
If you're looking for an alternative to fixed line internet, like the NBN, then you should take a look at this. With affordable plans and decent hardware, Optus Wireless Broadband could be the start of a wireless internet revolution.
Bundle and save: Vodafone offers new discounts for customers with multiple plans
Vodafone will cut monthly bills for customers with more than one plan on their account.
Optus now has a 500GB mobile broadband plan to replace your home internet
Optus' 500GB mobile broadband plan is a pretty tempting NBN alternative.
Optus to axe Vividwireless, phase out home wireless broadband
Optus has today announced it will be shutting down Vividwireless. No new plans will be sold and existing customers have the option to leave without penalty, or have their service transferred to Optus.
