Top Stories 4g
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How Long Before 4G Starts Costing Us More?
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How Mobile Network Usage Will Change Your Work Environment
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Will Telstra's 900MHz 4G Mean Everyone Needs New Devices?
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Adelaide 4G Shootout: Mobile Data Is A Pig
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Planhacker: Every Australian 4G Contract Mobile Phone Deal Compared
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Planhacker: iPad 4G Contract Deals Compared
Telstra, Optus and TPG Shell Out For Faster 4G
The future of 4G in Australia took a big step forward this morning after the results of the government’s Digital Dividend were announced. Telstra, Optus and TPG Internet have collectively parted with almost $2 billion to secure spectrum in the 700MHz and 2.5GHz bands. For consumers and businesses, this will translate to faster 4G services. Here’s what each telco plans to do with their slice of the spectrum pie.
OpenSignal Finds The Best Mobile Data And Wi-Fi Connections On iOS
iOS: OpenSignal is a do-it-all toolkit for improving your mobile data and Wi-Fi connectivity. Previously only available for Android, iPhone users can now use this handy utility for maximizing their connection on the go.
Vodafone Australia Planning 4G Launch In June
We still don’t have a firm launch date or pricing plans, but Vodafone has confirmed that its long-in-development 4G network should be active by June this year. As Luke reports over at Gizmodo, the initial rollout will concentrate on capital cities, with Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth in the first batch of contenders.
How Long Before 4G Starts Costing Us More?
One of the more remarkable aspects of 4G data in Australia is that, to date, we haven’t had to pay any extra for it. If you have a suitable device, neither Telstra or Optus charges extra for using the 4G network, a factor which has undoubtedly driven rapid uptake of the technology. But are we kidding ourselves if we imagine that will continue indefinitely?
How Mobile Network Usage Will Change Your Work Environment
Everyone you know has a smartphone and mobile data network usage is growing hugely, but what do those developments mean for IT pros when it comes to managing and deploying apps and equipment? Here are some key trends to watch out for (including average download speeds for Aussies and how many of us really use 4G) and what they’ll mean for your future projects.
