What network do Amaysim, Lebara and other smaller phone companies use? Everyone in Australia knows about Optus, Telstra and Vodafone. They’re the 3 largest telcos in the country, and are the only companies with cellular networks (the towers, masts and other infrastructure that lets us use our phones to communicate). Maintaining and improving a Continue reading…
Is it really essential to install a security app on a mobile phone? Opinions are divided. Many smart phone users believe they are perfectly safe relying on the mobile phone security safeguards incorporated into their Android or iOS operating systems. The distinctions often drawn between personal computer and phone risks contribute to a certain Continue reading…
Quick summary : In our view, Boost Mobile and Amaysim sell the best unlimited plans on the Telstra and Optus networks respectively. Choosing between them for most people comes down, to two questions. 1. Do you live in a more rural area ? Boost’s network covers a large proportion of Australia than Amaysim’s. 2. Continue reading…
Mobile phone security has become a burning issue for many mobile phone users in Australia. It seems like every day there are disturbing reports of both iOS and Android system security breaches raising serious concerns for users. Although virus problems are most frequently associated with personal computers, mobile phones are far from exempt from Continue reading…
Mobile data sharing contracts are a new feature in Australia. They allow families, businesses, and groups of friends to share a single data allowance between multiple users. The principal these plans is based on is simple : Data you pay for but don’t use goes to waste : Why not share it with other Continue reading…