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Customer satisfaction update for July The customer satisfaction numbers according to Roy Morgan ALDImobile has, once again, snagged the top spot on the Roy Morgan Mobile Phone Service Provider Monthly Customer Satisfaction Award in 2019. This marks the fourth time this year that the MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator) has achieved this feat, placing them Continue reading…

The Concept of Leasing Two of Australia’s ‘Big Three’ telecommunication brands have now removed the option for phone leasing from their offered services. While this will be a good thing for future customers, both telcos will have to explain to a large number of Australians why they do not actually own their devices, even Continue reading…

Would the “used phones on plan” model work? Smartphone ownership continues to increase in Australia, with 88 percent owning at least one mobile device in 2017. Nearly 95 percent of Australians aged 18-34 own a smartphone. The biggest growth comes from users aged 55-75 years. However, only a small percentage of Australians would consider Continue reading…

What is a SIM Card? The acronym ‘SIM’ could stand for either Subscriber Identity Module or Subscriber Identification Module. SIM cards are used by individuals with mobile devices to access a telecommunications network’s range of services. Without SIM cards, many mobile phone users would be unable to enjoy even the simplest of services such Continue reading…

Nu Mobile and Circles.Life enter competitive telco market Australia’s telecommunications market already has stiff competition, and it’s going to get even stiffer. Major telecommunication companies are already struggling with losses, and two new competitors have just entered the market already crowded market – Nu Mobile and Circles.Life. Macquarie Group’ launches Nu Mobile Recently, Macquarie Continue reading…

The NBN should focus on reducing its wholesale pricing to stay competitive In May 2018, the National Broadband Network (NBN) launched two new wholesale bundles. The new pricing model bundled access and capacity charges into a single product for its customers — retail service providers (RSPs) — to minimize network congestion. Previously, NBN charged Continue reading…

The future of wireless network promises total connectivity but also holds cybersecurity and surveillance concerns Smartphone users, businesses, and everyone in between appear to be excited about the idea of 5G, the next-generation wireless network technology. Smartphone manufacturers and mobile network operators around the globe are working fervently towards full 5G accessibility. In fact, many Continue reading…

Nearly 19% of Australians exceed their data limit on a regular basis Research by Roy Morgan indicates that almost one third of smartphone users aged 14-24 and almost as many aged 25-34 finish their data allowance too soon. This tendency to go over the data cap drops among smartphone users aged 35-49 and continues Continue reading…

Find out which of Australia’s Internet technologies benefit you Technological advancements have led to the roll out of many new Internet technologies. Many terms and acronyms represent many different available services. This can be confusing when choosing the best technology and mobile plan for yourself. Here, we break it all down for the consumer Continue reading…

Even amid Optus Sport’s underwhelming World Cup performance, the platform was experiencing a lot of success as far as its numbers were concerned. Source.  Optus Sport’s reputation set to change With the SBS (Special Broadcasting Service) failing to secure another 3-year EPL (English Premier League) deal, football fans are stuck with Optus as their Continue reading…

A Vodafone customer exposed the telco on social media for trying to pull what can be interpreted as a shady move. Apparently, Vodafone offered the customer what it characterised as an “upgrade”, but was really a more expensive plan for less features than the customer already had on a less expensive plan. What? That’s Continue reading…

Your smartphone could lose value faster than you think For many people, their smartphone is among their most expensive and valuable possessions. However, it can take a surprisingly short amount of time before that phone is worth a lot less than you paid. Technology is constantly being updated, new models are released and the Continue reading…

Telstra scraps mobile leasing plans Throughout the year, Telstra have announced several changes to their services. The telco revamped its Prepaid Max plans earlier in the year, and recently refreshed its postpaid plans. Telstra even replaced its Thanks rewards program with a new Telstra Plus scheme. These structural revisions have been a long time coming, all stemming Continue reading…

New rules result in fines for 7 telcos The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has fined seven telcos for violating its consumer protection rules. Apparently, these telcos misled customers by being unclear or lacking in information regarding the speeds of their NBN (National Broadband Network) plans. Aussie Broadband, Activ8me, Flip TV, Hello Broadband, Continue reading…

Types of phone plans? Generally speaking, a new phone plan is a paid agreement between a telecommunication provider and a consumer, which allows an individual connect to the telco’s network for calls, text messages, and access to the internet using mobile data. These plans come in different types — prepaid plans which are generally no-contract plans Continue reading…

Vodafone’s recent reported losses may not be that bad Vodafone, Australia’s third largest telco, has recently reported a half-year loss of AU$153 million. This reflects a significant drop from the same period last year, when the telco reported a loss of AU$92.3 million. So far, the numbers portray a rough year for Vodafone, and Continue reading…

Apple iPhone owners use the most data Reports say iPhone users are the heaviest data users largely because of the experience offered by the iPhone. The average amount of time per day that consumers spend on their iPhone is longer than on other operating systems, so it makes sense that their data usage would Continue reading…

NBN has to undergo major reform to catch up with the 5G era Just 18 months after entering the broadband sector, popular Australian telco Amaysim ended its National Broadband Network (NBN) home Internet service. The telco sold its 15,000 home Internet customers to Southern Phone, which offers NBN and ADSL, along with satellite and Continue reading…

An overview – Termination fees aren’t fair Operator Early Termination Charge ALDIMobile None Amaysim None BELONG None Boost None CMobile Remaining cost of plan + extras Coles None Jeenee None Moose Mobile None Optus None Southern Phone $10 p/m plus remaining cost of handset Spintel 30 days notice required Telstra Varies + handset repayments Continue reading…

Introducing Telstra Plus Telstra Plus is a reward program designed by Telstra to appreciate its existing customers. Launched on the 2nd of April, Telstra plus allows customers to rack up points per purchase of Telstra products/services. For every $1 put towards a purchase, a subscriber gains 10 points. These points can then be used to Continue reading…

Optus follows Telstra, tosses phone leasing plans aside Once upon a time on Optus, customers rented phones for a couple of years, after which they were required to return them to their telco. The scheme is referred to as phone leasing, with one of its supposed benefits being a measly average savings of 10 Continue reading…

Controlling data usage on your iPhone device Between June 2016 and June 2018, mobile data usage increased by 103.8 percent, outpacing broadband, which increased by 82.9 percent during the same period. Volume of downloaded data in Australia on mobile using broadband. Source Consequently, around 43% of mobile users in Australia exceed their monthly data Continue reading…

Optus takes a page out of Telstra’s playbook Adding entertainment inclusions to phone plans is nothing new to Optus. The telco offer a variety of entertainment inclusions, ranging from sports to movies to television shows. Now, Optus also offer 6 or 12 months of free Apple Music on select plans, although you still have to Continue reading…

Introducing Telstra’s Telstra Plus Telstra Plus is a customer reward system designed by the company to appreciate its existing consumers. It was introduced in April to replace the Telstra Thanks program. Telstra Plus is a loyalty program that allows customers to rack up points per purchase of Telstra products/services. These points can then be used Continue reading…

A used phone as an inclusion on a phone plan – can it really work? Macquarie’s Nu Mobile scheme is now a bit clearer. Back in April, the new MVNO announced its intentions to launch, laying out its plan to provide customers with used smartphones alongside postpaid contract plans. Following their announcement, major telcos Continue reading…

Not all phones go into the landfill. Make the best use of your unused phones. If you have an old smartphone packed away in your drawer, you may think of trashing them. Although it’s true that trashed phones often end up in landfills in far-flung impoverished countries, there are many ways you can reuse Continue reading…

Watching over children is a difficult task at the best of times, but there are many situations where being able to know the whereabouts of your child is extremely useful for ensuring peace of mind. Whether a small child with a tendency to run off, or an older child who is expanding their boundaries, Continue reading…

What to do with that old phone Regardless of how you choose to do away with your old phone, it’s good to consider the fact that someone somewhere can put it to better use and might even be willing to buy it at a decent price. Most people dispose of their phones in ways Continue reading…

What is a loyalty scheme? Loyalty schemes are programs which encourage consumers to make continuous purchases with a brand by rewarding every purchase with a valuable incentive. Also referred to as reward programs or loyalty programs, these programs often include added discounts and free merchandise for consumers. This is a way through which companies Continue reading…

Our commitment to you Southern Phone is committed to always keeping our customer service centres right here in Australia. When you phone customer service at many businesses these days, you’re increasingly likely to be connected with someone located in an entirely different country. But here at Southern Phone, we don’t want this to be Continue reading…

Who Is Huawei? Huawei is a Chinese multinational company that specialises in telecommunications and network services. The firm was founded in Shenzhen, Guangdong in 1987 by Ren Zhengfei, a former People’s Liberation Army officer. Huawei is one of the biggest manufacturers of telecommunication equipment in the world. Within the last decade, Huawei entered the Continue reading…

Telstra’s recent refresh is not all good news Telstra recently announced an overhaul to all postpaid plans. The news brought some goodies ranging from no lock-in contracts and no data overages on all plans. Customers can now also switch plans once a month and add a phone to month-to-month plans, as well as choose Continue reading…

Australian travelers should review their phone plan ahead of overseas trips Australians have spent a total of $1.4 billion on international roaming charges. According to YouGov Galaxy, 63 percent of smartphone users are worried about returning home to a large bill. The research, commissioned by Vodafone, also found that 1.5 million smartphone users leave their Continue reading…

A closer look at smartwatches Smartwatches are small, portable devices that are fashioned after classic time pieces. They are a type of wearable device packed with a wide array of features that reduce the amount of gadgets needed to be carried at one time. Although referred to as smartwatches, these devices do a lot Continue reading…

Telstra insists on 5G now We’ve heard a lot about the 5G revolution – the lightning speeds and increased data capacity along with almost zero latency – and the anticipation has been built. Both consumers and businesses await the fifth generation wireless technology, itching to try it out on several applications. However, in reality, Continue reading…

The wearable market Smartwatches are wearable devices with a number of features packed into the simple design of a wrist watch. Unlike wrist watches though, the smartwatches does a lot more than tell time. Demand for smartwatches continue to increase steadily. The global shipments of wearable smart devices are expected to hit 190 million Continue reading…

Telstra follows up Prepaid Max revamp with improvements to its postpaid plans Some more news from Telstra — this time, the telco targets its postpaid plans, refreshing them starting from June 25. Earlier in the year, Telstra refreshed its Prepaid Max plan, increasing the amount of data included, adding a data bank, and more. That Continue reading…

The smartwatch dilemma: Spoiled for choice Smartwatches are wearable devices designed to resemble wristwatches. However, smartwatches perform a vast number functions which go beyond telling the time. They give users the ability to perform several tasks from the comfort of their wrists. Today, smartwatches have become quite common. In 2018, over 72 million of Continue reading…

The majority of breaches go undetected as the number of cyber attacks grows As the world is becoming more connected, cyber-security has emerged as a major issue for businesses all over the world. With increasing cyber-crime rate, all types of organisations are regularly experiencing breaches that cause interrupted business operations, compromised customer data, and Continue reading…

The 5G revolution applies to several industries The fifth-generation (5G) wireless technology promises to bring lightning-fast speed, stronger signal, low to zero latency and increased capacity. It is expected to be up to 100 times faster than 4G and may even exceed 10Gbps, enabling a download of a High Definition film in less than a Continue reading…

A technological sensation As the decades go by, technological devices have become smaller yet even more functional. Individuals can now access features akin to that of supercomputers on devices as small as necklaces and wristwatches. Generally referred to as smart wear or wearables, these technologies are portable and worn in place of traditional fashion Continue reading…

In Australia, an estimated 20,000 people are reported missing on a yearly basis. Modern parents can use some help and increased surveillance to keep their children safe. Technological advances have made it possible for parents to know the location of their children and to keep them under a watchful eye. By creating GPS (Global Positioning Continue reading…

Your phone rings and you answer, expecting your dentist. But instead, you hear an automated message and realise you’ve just been robocalled…again. So how do you stop these nuisance callers and protect yourself from scams? Robocalls are the work of scammers. The computerised calls play a pre-recorded message in the hopes that you will Continue reading…

Sport streaming on mobile devices is becoming the norm Thanks to sports streaming services, you can break away from your boring routines at any time to hook up with your favorite sport.  That implies you can turn on cricket games on your smartphones at your convenience. This is good news for fans and sports Continue reading…

Where can you watch cricket in HD? Cricket fans can never get enough of the game. But having to lock yourself to the couch makes it difficult to keep track of every major cricket event on your TV. As a result, online streaming is fast becoming the favourite way to stay abreast with every Continue reading…

5G spurs new innovations The long awaited fifth generation of wireless network technology – 5G – is finally here. 5G technology promises speeds of up to 100 times faster than 4G low to zero latency and many other perks. Many countries are currently upgrading their technology to be 5G compatible, in an effort to improve Continue reading…

img source (hivemobile.com.au) Introduction Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) have risen steadily in popularity since their entry into the Australian telecommunications market in 2000. In Australia, there are currently over two dozen operating MVNO’s in existence. In 2010, there were a recorded 1.5 million subscribers on MVNO networks; that number ballooned into 3.2 million Continue reading…

Introducing Jeenee Mobile’s new plans – June 2019 It’s the EOFY (End Of Financial Year) again and time for some accounting paperwork for most of us. Whether you’re a business or an individual (or indeed both) the start of winter is a useful, and regular time of year to take a moment out. Most users don’t Continue reading…

The latest MVNO: Accord Mobile with Officeworks The latest Australian Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) is Accord Mobile. The MVNO is the product of Officeworks, Australia’s largest office supplies store chain, joining the many other MVNOs in the market to provide no-contract mobile plans. Accord Connect with Officeworks provides more than Accord Mobile’s phone Continue reading…

The ACCC report replaces the discontinued Internet Activity Survey The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) latest report shows that Australians rely on their mobile devices for internet activity more than they do other alternatives. The report shows the Service in Operation (SIO) for all internet options, including fixed broadband and other wireless broadband connections. Continue reading…

Optus’ impressive average speeds will unveil a competitive 5G landscape Optus is gliding along the road to 5G, hitting us with yet another announcement: The telco’s first batch of 5G customers averaged speeds of 100Mbps. This is great news, considering the 5G infrastructure is literally at the beginning stages. With more sites and technology Continue reading…

Telstra’s Foxtel plans bring together the best of both the internet and entertainment world It can be highly convenient to bundle both internet and entertainment together in a single plan. Telstra, Australia’s largest and oldest telco, has struck a deal with Foxtel, the leading brand in the entertainment industry, to offer all-inclusive plans that Continue reading…

Will Telstra become a favorite for budget-conscious customers? Telstra hardly ever tries to be a go-to provider for budget-conscious customers, instead preferring to dominate with the richest variety of NBN, ADSL, cable, and mobile broadband plans. However, the telco giants are now pulling all stops to provide the most cost-effective data plan for data-hungry Continue reading…

What kinds of sports can you stream online in Australia? Sports streaming is a relatively new concept, and major Australian telcos are willing to bet big on it. Recently, Australian telco giants have been jockeying for exclusive rights to stream various sports leagues on smart devices. From local sports like Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) Continue reading…

Wait for one year to buy trending foldable phones The term ‘foldable phone’ has become a buzzword in the tech world. The idea of the foldable phone appears very unique, exciting and useful. These devices feature a screen that unfolds into a tablet-sized wide screen, and folds into a pocket-fit, normal sized smartphone, without Continue reading…

You can’t stop 5G – find out the next round of suburbs getting this new technology. Continue reading…

Telstra are still the best pick for pensioner phone plans. Continue reading…

Traveler’s guide to buying a SIM card in Australia Smartphones have become a basic necessity. You carry your smartphone everywhere you go, especially when traveling. On a trip to Australia, you may want to post your selfie with an Australian icon, call your family, live stream your experiences, or transfer funds to someone in Continue reading…

Why Australia’s Oldest and Largest Telco Has the Best Offerings for Seniors To most pensioners faced with rising costs of living but diminishing income streams, keeping tabs on expenditures can seem like another full time occupation. The cost of connectivity is a major source of distress, as pensioners are faced with a bewildering variety Continue reading…

What is the difference between LCD, OLED, AMOLED and 4K phone screens? When we buy a mobile phone, the display is a key factor to consider. With technological advancements, modern day smartphones have progressed considerably. In addition to the basic features such as camera quality, sound quality and storage capacity, phone display is another Continue reading…

Telstra’s 4GX and Optus’ 4G Plus are telco’s upgrade on the existing 4G technology Australia is at the forefront of new mobile technology and 4G is no exception. Telstra rolled out 4G in 2011, while Optus and Vodafone quickly followed the company with their own versions of LTE technology. All three telcos have now Continue reading…

The best tools to check the internet speed on your mobile phone. The Internet has become the lifeline of mobile phones. Imagine your phone without the internet — no social media, no streaming music or videos, no news updates, etc. That would seem a lot less useful in today’s world. In 2015, nearly 53 Continue reading…

Why your phone billing might run amok Last year, news about telcos in the United Kingdom (UK) drilling holes in customer’s pockets caught some attention. Apparently, these providers continue charging users for phone hardware even years after they’ve paid them off. Since the telco industry in the UK is akin to that of Australia, Continue reading…

All you need to know about Optus Wireless Broadband plans Cable, ADSL and NBN internet involve routers and often elaborate set-ups, while wireless broadband removes these complications. Home wireless broadband is provided by connecting to a 4G mobile network, and is ideal for those who have no access to ADSL or NBN but require Continue reading…

Australia should think practically, not politically, over Huawei ban In August 2018, amid a leadership shakeup, the Australian government banned Huawei, a Chinese technological giant who supports mobile broadband for about half of Australians, from building the country’s 5G networks. Huawei’s 5G technology promised to provide the world with ultra-fast connectivity and zero latency Continue reading…

Who is Telstra? Telstra Corporation Limited – Telstra for short – is Australia’s largest telecommunications company. The telco offers a wide range of services including wireless network services, mobile broadband, technological accessories, etc. Currently, Telstra provides approximately 17 million Australians with retail mobile services, 4 million Australians with retail fixed voice services, and 3 Continue reading…

Top Plans Available Foldable phones may increase your data needs so choose a plan that matches In 2019, phones will never be the same again, and mobile technology has already entered into the revolution with foldable screens. Last month, Samsung demonstrated its leadership by announcing the new Galaxy Fold. It’s the first foldable phone Continue reading…

Can the upcoming MVNO sustain its model amongst varying competitors? As if indirectly competing with MVNOs (Mobile Virtual Network Operators) and MNOs (Mobile Network Operators) wasn’t enough, NU Mobile’s second-hand strategy has invited direct competition from some major telcos that are considering the same model. What makes this even more daunting for the company Continue reading…

Number sharing across connected devices will add to your convenience Optus recently enabled number sharing between the Samsung Galaxy Watch and a certain range of Galaxy devices. Before Optus took this step, the number sharing feature was only offered by Telstra. Now, a similar announcement was made last year about Apple products. The number sharing Continue reading…

Why your fears about your mobile service could be costing you money Data allowance is the last of the commonly used plan inclusions to go unlimited. In the early days of mobile phone plans, every feature was heavily restricted. First local call “minutes” went unlimited while texts were restricted, then texts became unlimited, but Continue reading…

RCS is the future of mobile messaging SMS, or Short Messaging Service, has been around since 1992. Though they’ve been used for a long time, text messages are an anachronistic pain because of an inability to support read receipts or animated stickers you could share today with WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. The annoying 160-character Continue reading…

Telstra and Thales join to make low-altitude airspace safe and effective. Telstra, Australia’s leading telecommunication company, has announced a partnership with French-based aerospace and defense firm Thales. This partnership aims to manage the low-altitude airspace that is used by manned and unmanned aerial vehicles. The aim of the Telstra-Thales partnership The ambition of this Continue reading…

Are promises of 5G services by 2020 realistic, or is it just hype? The proposed next-generation wireless network technology has grabbed headlines across the world, with industry spectators saying that 5G will be accessible to the public by 2020. This next-generation technology is touted to be ultra-fast, cheaper and to be compatible with a Continue reading…

Apple has earned a reputation as one of the most innovative companies on the planet. And, while they don’t always design the most compatible devices, the company has been one of the first big names to adopt eSIM technology. Since Optus announced eSIM support, there’s been a lot of buzz around the new feature. This Continue reading…

Telstra’s continued dominance Australia’s largest telecommunications company, Telstra, doesn’t only offer mobile phone plans. The telco offers a wide range of telecommunication and technological services including broadband and wireless network services. Telstra currently provides 17.7 million Australians with retail mobile services, 4.9 million Australians with retail fixed voice services and 3.6 million Australians with Continue reading…

You may soon be able to access blockchain phones Last month, Samsung established its leadership in the market by launching the Galaxy S10 – Samsung’s first blockchain phone. The Galaxy S10 features a secure storage system that supports cryptocurrency private keys. Now, Samsung has joined Taiwan-based electronics company HTC which, after months of speculation, announced that Continue reading…

Who was first? The anticipated fifth generation mobile network technology is brewing some competitive spirits around the globe. On April 3, South Korea claimed to be the first country in the world to launch the 5G network, with three of its mobile networks supposedly doing so commercially. The United States, however, isn’t admitting defeat Continue reading…

Set auto renewal to recharge your prepaid phone plans automatically Prepaid mobile phone plans come with a convenient option known as automatic renewal. When you are about to reach your data cap or the phone plan is about to expire, the service provider sends you a text message advising that your phone plan is Continue reading…

A new deal may soon send point hunters gravitating to the Optus network Optus has partnered with the FlyBuys program to offer point hunters the opportunity to hunt for treasure troves of flybuys points on the Optus network. Coles, the co-owner of FlyBuy, has been been in partnership with Optus for the past few Continue reading…

On April 2, Telstra announced a new reward program, Telstra Plus, in the midst of growing competition in the telecommunications industry. With Optus and Vodafone making some bold moves in the market, Telstra remains active as well. This is the latest. The telco already had a rewards program called Telstra Thanks, where customers were Continue reading…

A Phone with a week-long battery life breaks battery size records Unveiled as the phone “with the most powerful battery on the market”, the Energizer Power Max P18K Pop is set to hit stores this summer. It will be the phone with the largest battery in the world. The phone was one of the Continue reading…

Many other advanced nations can’t match Australian data rates One would expect developed countries with high rates of data consumption among its population would have highly competitive markets, and in turn keep data prices down. However, according to a recent study, this isn’t the case. Cable UK conducted a study comparing mobile data prices Continue reading…

Telecommunications in recent times has become a significant expense in a household budget. If we go back just a few decades, before mobile phones and the internet, a typical family had a home phone line to fulfil their telecommunication needs – and that was it! Today’s top data plans Today, the conventional landline phone Continue reading…

The premise The fifth generation mobile network technology — or 5G — is a game-changing wireless connection technology. It outperforms previous generations in spades; while 4G is around 10 times faster than 3G, 5G can boast transmission speeds up to 100 times faster than 4G. 5G is designed to weave together a group of Continue reading…

What does ‘BYOD’ mean? (Bring Your Own Device) Bring Your Own Device (or BYOD) is an option that many telcos offer that is worth considering for anyone looking for flexibility and good value. Over two thirds of revenue generated by telco companies comes from this type of plan. On the consumer end, BYOD plans Continue reading…

Optus strikes with exclusive FIFA Women’s World Cup coverage Australian telcos have realized the importance of sport content on mobile plans. For those who want to binge watch the upcoming FIFA Women’s World Cup 2019 on the go or at home, Optus Sport is the only carrier to go with. Recently, the telco announced its Continue reading…

Telstra and Samsung’s Collective Take on a 5G Future Telstra’s latest partnership with Samsung is a product of years of unparalleled innovation by both parties. Source Telstra is on course to become the first telco company to bring 5G services to small and medium businesses in Australia. The company has announced a groundbreaking partnership Continue reading…

If you need to verify the speed of your mobile internet connection, some sites are better than others In today’s connected world, speed is incredibly important – especially for mobile users. Consumers expect websites to load quickly, and want to stream online media with almost no buffering. With data costs at a premium, users Continue reading…

Making the case for Smartwatches Most parents don’t know the best age for their children to start owning mobile phones. The youngest age of mobile users has continued to decline, as concerns about personal security and the convenience of being able to communicate outweighs concerns about the potential negative effects of additional screen time. Continue reading…

From March 7, Windows 10 users will be able to access Telstra’s mobile network via eSIM Customers who own Windows 10-based devices featuring the eSIM (Embedded SIM) technology will be able to connect to Telstra’s mobile network without requiring any other hardware. Telstra, Australia’s incumbent telco, announced that customers with te Surface Pro 4G Continue reading…

An easy guide to follow to getting Channel 7 livestreaming on your phone. Continue reading…

Cars in the European Union (EU) are now required to have eCall systems. The decision has been based on the idea that eCall can have a significant, positive impact on road safety throughout the continent. The technology behind the system, though, is another testimony to advancements made over the course of a century or Continue reading…

Kayo Sports and Telstra have come together to offer even more content to Australian sports fans. Last year Telstra entered into an exclusive partnership with Foxtel’s new standalone sports streaming service, Kayo. Australians are passionate about sports and Telstra and Kayo Sports have come together to make sports streaming more enjoyable for Aussies. Kayo Continue reading…