Great news for Telstra customers, subscribers can continue enjoying free access to Telstra Air. The national carrier has just announced in the media, that free access to Telstra Air will continue nationwide. The nationwide Wi-Fi network deal will continue until the 27th of March next year. Originally the deal was only extended 6 months, Continue reading…
Introducing free music streaming in your phone plan What is streamed audio entertainment in a phone plan The best way to relate what streamed audio content in a phone plan means it to talk of the services you may know, which are used to delvier it. Almost everone in Australia will have heard of Continue reading…
60 second intro In recent news the Aussie Telcos have once again kicked off the debate over the current domestic mobile roaming agreements. With the ACCC announcing it will re-revisit the issue, the national carriers are far from happy. Will this result in a win for Australian consumers? Read on in the following article Continue reading…
What has Telstra announced? As recently announced by Telstra over two million hours of streaming content has been enjoyed by Aussie NRL sports fans. This was the figure reported by the national carrier, detailing the amount of on-demand content streamed to date in 2016. With three more months to go until the end of Continue reading…
60 second intro In recent news the ACCC has commenced an enquiry, with the view that Australian consumers would benefit from a declared roaming service. Telstra is not happy about this and it remains to be seen if users will benefit from shared networks. Read on in the following article to learn more. An Continue reading…
An introduction to boosted rural 4G speeds When it comes to connectivity in rural and regional areas of Australia, the Telco’s have invested heavily in recent years. Both national carriers Telstra and Vodafone Australia have been working on boosting 4G capacity. This has resulted in increased speeds on their respective 4G mobile networks. Telstra Continue reading…
Telstra’s mobile phone content 60 second overview The real basics of getting music, films and TV on your phone There is no downtime any more and there’s certainly no such thing as primetime TV. Papers been affected by the digital revolution, TV has been crushed by Netflix. Now it’s time for telco to get Continue reading…
An introduction to the Telstra announcement As recently announced by the Australian national carrier Telstra, the network provider plans to invest an additional $3 billion in their mobile networks. This increment of future investment will be conducted over the coming three years, as the carrier tries to win back customers to the network. The Continue reading…
Introducing OVO Mobile $59.95 This is an article about a single tablet data plan, the OVO $59.95 plan. If you’d like to see the full range of tablet / mobile broadband plans we have those on our Data Plans page. If this isn’t what you are looking for you can compare a range of Continue reading…
60 second intro In recent news Vodafone has announced the launch of their 30 day money-back guarantee. The deal allows subscribers on postpaid plans to cancel their contracts if not fully satisfied with the Vodafone network. But, is this really a good deal for Vodafone subscriber? Read on in the following article to learn Continue reading…
An introduction to the findings OpenSignal, an industry leading company which maps mobile coverage, has recently announced their report findings. Telstra has been found to have the fastest mobile network in Australia, with the largest range of coverage. The national carrier is leading the way when it comes to average download speeds, with speeds Continue reading…
The ramifications of 5G to Australia are some of the most significant since the invention of the motor car. Summary : 5G technology & what it means to you Introducing 5G in Australia 5G is the 5th Generation of communications technology offered by the GSMA (the GSM Association). GSM is the Global System for Mobile Continue reading…
Quick summary – The key differences between Boost and Aldi Want more detail on each? We have full reviews of these phone companies : You can read more detail on each operator in dedicated articles. Click here to read our Boost Mobile review or ALDImobile reviews. Introducing Boost Mobile and ALDImobile The first thing to say when comparing Boost Continue reading…
60 second intro In recent news is has been announced that both Telstra and Vodafone have contributed to the government’s blackspot program by increasing mobile coverage. But what does this mean for Australian consumers and mobile users which live in blackspot areas? Read on in the following article to learn more. So what is Continue reading…
VoLTE Means Voice Over LTE (4G ) Here’s What You Need To Know: There are more details in the article below. What is VoLTE ? VoLTE stands for Voice over LTE. You know what a voice is. LTE is another name for 4G technology. In simple terms, 4G is a superfast data network. To Continue reading…
60 second intro In recent news is has been announced that Vodafone Australia‘s coverage has caught up to that of the national carrier Telstra. It was only a few years ago that the company was best known to consumers as Vodafail. With improved coverage and customer service, what does this mean for Aussie customers? Continue reading…
Surprisingly for some, Telstra was recently awarded a $220 million contract from the government to construct and maintain an electronic cancer register. Prior to Telstra winning the contract, the process was far less efficient. Cervical cancer screening had been run by eight separate state and territory based cancer registries, for example. Screening for bowel Continue reading…
The research group Kantar has released its annual report on the telecommunications industry in Australia. Some carriers gained and others lost portions of the mobile market share that they struggled to gain last year. The no contract segment of the mobile market continues to bound higher, and Telstra’s acquisition of more 1800 MHz bandwidth Continue reading…
For Aussies keeping their eyes on industry updates for news on VoLTE, a lot has been going on recently. Telstra and Vodafone Australia are both offering subscribers access to VoLTE, over their respective 4G networks. Optus while lagging behind the pack is soon to announce the launch of their VoLTE service. This will be Continue reading…
For years, Telstra’s mobile network has been a vital lifeline for budget retailers looking to give customers a cheap mobile bundle without having to sacrifice network coverage or connection speeds. It’s been a deal that benefitted both sides of the deal and it will come as no surprise then that the telecom giant has Continue reading…
Meet Robohon: the world’s first robot smartphone Smartphones have come in many shapes and sizes but Japanese electronics company Sharp have come up with one of the most unique takes on the device yet – a smartphone built inside a robot. Robohon is as crazy as it sounds – a 20cm high robot which Continue reading…
Do you use a prepaid plan or SIM Only plan? If so, recent changes may entitle you to new services as part of your plan. In the news at the moment, the major phone companies are rolling out new partnerships with streaming music providers. Streamed music is another in the list of value added Continue reading…
60 second intro to the disruption the eSIM will cause eSIMs or ’embedded’ SIMs will be built in to the phones and wearables we buy starting with the 2017 Apple Watch. Phone plans will be chosen from the handset, not in a telco retail store. Telecommunications is already a competitive industry. Phone companies are Continue reading…
Improvements in the Vodafone network. Stats and facts. Let’s start with the most important facts in this story first. Vodafone Australia now has the second biggest 4G network, after Telstra. Vodafone Australia’s network covers a larger proportion of the population than Optus. We have more details, specifics and statistics below. If you’d like chapter Continue reading…
Telstra to most Telco industry observers seems desperate to gain entry to the world of streaming media. But their long held partnership with Foxtel appears to be holding them back. When recently announced by Telstra, their desire to sell its 50 percent ownership in Foxtel, it was predicted to raise $4.5 billion for the Telco. But Continue reading…
Last month on the 17th, Telstra had their very own “Vodafail” moment. An outage occurred on the Telstra network, which resulted in 8,000,000 subscribers unable to connect. The network outage itself lasted for more than an hour, with subscribers unable to use the service as per usual. Not only that, but it also took Continue reading…
60-Second Review In recent news Telstra, Optus, Vodafone Australia and Amaysim have moved to 28 days billing cycles, on their prepaid plans. Read on for our findings in the following story below. The move to a 28 days billing cycle is a Telco industry first in Australia. All national carriers, Telstra, Optus, Vodafone and Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are the key findings for both Yomojo and Lebara services & coverage, there are more details in the article which follows below. Lebara provides their subscribers with access to the 3.5G Vodafone network, with plans containing generous mobile data allowances. Both of the two MVNOs provide unlimited texting Continue reading…
Intro 60 second guide Here are the key findings for both Yomojo and TeleChoice, including their services & coverage. There are more details in the review which follows below. Yomojo and TeleChoice are two competitive MVNOs operating on the Optus 4G Plus and Telstra 3G networks. Both of these two companies offer great value Continue reading…
Examining Telstra’s Network Outages Your expectations of having a signal, when you turn your phone on are probably very much like your expectations of turning on a tap and anticipating water. Perhaps they shouldn’t be. Australia is a huge country. Phone companys cover it with three networks (soon to be 4) and things do Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are the key findings for both Yomojo and Boost Mobile services & coverage, there are more details in the article which follows below. More detail – comparing Boost Mobile and Yomojo Comparing Yomojo and Boost is mostly a comparison of plan range and network. Yomojo are the new Continue reading…
Samsung’s latest next generation smartphone about to be released right here in Australia is the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 edge. While all three major carriers, Telstra, Optus and Vodafone Australia will be offering expensive postpaid contracts including the mobile phone, at a reduced price, it’s just not worth it in the long Continue reading…
The Mobile World Congress (MWC) event is hosted by the GSMA – the international body which decides the standards that all our phones and phone company networks run on. It’s the world’s biggest conference and includes a bewildering array of exhibitions which span the entire mobile industry. High-level executives from the big phone companies Continue reading…
Overcoming the ‘oh no’ feeling you get when you feel it’s time to move phone companies Moving phone companies, whether you are taking the leap from Vodafone to Optus, Telstra to Vodafone or any of the other potential permutations, can seem like a big dead. Like moving bank accounts, the very nature of the Continue reading…
Samsung, the number two smartphone manufacturer in the world is getting ready to release their latest mobile phone, number 7 in the Galaxy S series. Amongst all the exciting news, the most interesting are the announcement that two attractive features which were removed from the Galaxy S series in previous models are set to Continue reading…
60-second Intro Vodafone as reported has markedly improved their total year to date net loss, thanks to the increasing popularity of their Red plans and by gaining an additional 135,000 subscribers. Read on to learn more and how your next prepaid plan with Vodafone could save you money. Vodafone Australia has in recent years Continue reading…
In recent news Samsung launched their latest smartwatch the Gear S2, featuring the integrated e-SIM technology. How will this affect Australian consumers and will the functionality become popular? Read on for our findings on this story. The Samsung smart watch, Gear S2 includes e-SIM functionality. By working with GSMA, they are using the same Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are our findings on the recent news of NUU Mobile announcing the release of their bargain-priced smartphone, with built-in e-SIM functionality. Read on in the following article as we discuss the impact of this on Australia business travellers. NUU Mobile are a smartphone manufacturer, who also have in Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are our findings on the recent news of Apple introducing e-SIM technologies to their next generation iPad’s and iPhones. Can Apple become a force to be reckoned within the Australian market and what can they offer users in Australia with their exciting soft SIM technologies? The key points Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are our findings on the recent news of Yomojo Mobile and what this means for previous subscribers of Yatango. Can Yomojo be a force to be reckoned with in the Australian MVNO industry and what can they offer users in Australia? Yomojo was launched in response to administrators Continue reading…
The eSIM and the Internet Of Things Managing the Internet Of Things The Internet Of Things (IoT) is now a familiar concept for many. That’s particularly true for anyone involved in logistics or who has company computing or machinery assets outside their office. That’s most people, including governments and private enterprises. The IoT is largely based Continue reading…
The biggest problem facing Australian’s travelling to New Zealand has always been worrying about getting a SIM card on arrival so that people can contact loved ones back at home, or worrying about the expensive costs of global roaming. The great news is that now, thanks to Vodafone Australia if you are planning to Continue reading…
What you need to know when choosing a mobile phone plan for backpackers and other visitors to Australia. Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are our findings on the recent news discussing the latest trends in technology and where advances should lead consumers towards in 2016. There are more key details in the following article below. Users of tablets and smartphones are the drivers of new technologies and their increased popularity is Continue reading…
Both Apple and Samsung are in talks with the major players in the telecommunications ecosystem, and have been some time, building new standards which allow the next generation of smartphones to utilise e-SIM functionality. Unlike existing physical SIM cards, eSIMs require no physical SIM to use phone company network services. All the settings required to Continue reading…
eSIMs have arrived. Now what ? The eSIM (embedded SIM) is here. It’s been announced that the eSIM will be a built in part of the new Apple Watch 3. In some ways, the eSIM offers facilities just like any other SIM you’ve had. You can attached SIM Only or Prepaid Plans to it, as you always could. Continue reading…
Forecasting growth of the eSIM in Australia The classic hardware ‘SIM’ – the Subscriber Identification Module we’ve all come to be familiar with, is now almost a relic. SIMs are nearly 25 years old. In many ways, it’s surprising that Sim technology hasn’t been superseded a long time before now. Few things last a Continue reading…
In this article we explain how eSIMs are different to Soft SIMs and which technology is of use in which situation. Introducing the differences : eSIMs vs Soft SIMs vs Reprogrammable SIMs Technology often starts with a number of similar and competing rivals. Take the home video player for example. Betamax fought with VHS Continue reading…
While it’s no secret to most Australians, Vodafone has in the past had a shocking record when it comes to dealing with customer support and service issues. Their most well known and publicised public relations meltdown, last hit the headlines back in 2010. Back then Vodafone Australia technicians faced a hell of a time Continue reading…
How the eSIM will affect Australia eSIMs or embedded SIMs are likely to impact future generations of smartphones, smart watches and tablet devices. With an eSIM preinstalled at the point of manufacture, phone plan changes can be completed all at the tap of a finger, using only your phone. The patents for embedded SIMs have been Continue reading…
Apple SIM Intro – 60 second guide Apple are including an eSIM in their new Apple Watch (Version 3, September 2017.) This eSIM succeeds previous trials in which Apple used an ‘Apple SIM.’ The Apple SIM was included in some historical version of iPads. It was such an ingenious solution to many of the problems apparent with the Continue reading…
60 second overview Introducing Video / other Content On Mobile Phones In this article we discuss the telco side of SVOD, where, through an agreement with your phone company, you get access to a streaming video service like Stan or Netflix. Gone are the days when there were only three TV channels and conversations Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are the key findings from the recent news story of Amaysim purchasing Vaya, under a plan to increase their user base and business growth through to 2019. There are more details in the article below. This Month’s Hot Offers What Vaya and what does this $70m deal include? Vaya Continue reading…
Most People Don’t Know The Difference Between The Telstra 3G and 4G Networks Introduction to the Telstra 3G network Telstra is a strategically smart company. But then you’d expect that. They have around 50% of the total market for mobile phones in Australia. And they employee more telecommunications experts than anyone else in Australia. Continue reading…
In Australia smartphone messaging apps and other OTT services which we all use on a daily basis, such as WhatsApp, Skype and Viber are increasingly making the major carriers nervous and they should be. Telstra, Optus and Vodafone Australia are reported to be displeased at the ongoing growth of OTT service providers, as they Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are our findings on the recent news of the introduction of free WiFi access provided by local councils around Australia and what this means for mobile phone users. There are more key details in the following article below. WiFi hotspots and OTT services WiFi hotspots in Australia have Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are our findings on the recent news that the three major national carriers, Telstra, Optus and Vodafone, are investing in upgrading their infrastructure to support 5G before 2017. There are more key details in the following article below. 5G is the future of internet connectivity and is expected Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are our findings on the recent news that TPG might consider competing against the NBN if the federal government pushes ahead with adding a tax to high speed internet users. There are more key details in the following article below. TPG Telecom is one of three national carriers Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide My Mobile Data has launched a new Australian MVNO known as OVO. OVO operate on the Optus 3G and 4G network. These days almost everybody has a mobile smartphone. Many people are choosing to live stream and consume their media on the go. OVO has signed a five-year deal Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are our findings on the best data plans currently available in Australia, for TPG customers who want to shop around for a better deal. There are more key details in the following article below. Existing TPG customers who are not happy about moving from the Optus network to Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are the findings from the recent news of Vodafone supporting cancer research, through smartphone distributed computing. There are more key details in the following article below. The Vodafone Foundation in Australia helps charity groups harness the power of mobile smartphone technology, to conduct research and better the social Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are the key findings from the recent news that TPG is merging with Vodafone and what this means for customers that want to stay on the Optus network, there are more details in the article below. TPG is a telecommunications company which has a strong position in the Continue reading…
The key reasons that drones and balloons are a big deal Australia has fantastic mobile network coverage options. In some areas of the world, however, they’re trying innovative ideas to provide people the mobile internet they need. Using balloons and drones for network coverage In the UK, Telecom companies are starting to experiment with balloon Continue reading…
Intro – Here’s a 60 second guide to the eSIM The way you choose a phone company is going to change. The cause ? A seemingly innocuous piece of new technology – the ‘eSIM’. So what is an eSIM and how does it work ? What is an eSIM? The eSIM is the new Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are the key findings for both comparing Kogan and Lebara services & coverage, there are more details in the article which follows below. The primary differences between offerings from Lebara and Kogan are: Lebara Australia have a longer and better record when it comes to being the better Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide Here are the key findings from recent reports which discuss the habits of Australian mobile phone consumers, there are more details in the article which follows below. According to recent research in Australia, conducted by Roy Morgan, 6.2 million people have a prepaid mobile phone plan from either one Continue reading…
Intro – 60 second guide What are the benefits of using Boost Mobile now that they are moving to the 4G network? Here are some details and information to consider before moving to Boost Mobile. Boost Mobile is currently in the process of moving all of their prepaid mobile phone plans which are on the Continue reading…
60 Second Guide to saving money on your iPhone 6S plan This is the guts of the way to save money on a SIM Only price plan for your iPhone 6S. We reckon you can get more data for every dollar you spend, if you follow our simple suggestion. Below the number one recommendation Continue reading…
Some phone terms are so specific that they are easily understood, for example, if someone refers to Android phones you know they are talking about mobiles that use Google’s operating system. In contrast, the feature phone term is open to a number of interpretations. The experts differ over which functionalities place a phone into Continue reading…
What network do Amaysim, Vaya, 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 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…
What is International Mobile Roaming (IMR)? International mobile roaming allows you to use an Australian mobile device service overseas. There is no need to change your SIM card. You continue to make and receive calls and browse the web as if you were back in Australia. The call and data traffic you generate “roams” Continue reading…
Boost Mobile and Vaya are two of the smaller phone companies (also known as mobile virtual network operators) competing for the custom of Australian mobile phone owners. Boost Mobile and Vaya service bundles both include: Monthly SIM-Only phone contracts Unlimited SMS, and a certain number of free minutes within Australia An online data allowance 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…
Wi-Fi calling is already available in Australia with some phone companies. 2018 WiFi Calling Update Optus have now launched their WiFi Calling app. We’ve updated the article below with some comments and screenshots to show you how it works. What is WiFi Calling ? WiFi Calling has become a hot topic on the Australian Continue reading…
Intro The whole thing in a nutshell Data is a huge deal and we have gone a long way to explain the details of it and how you can pick a plan with the right amount of it, below. If we had to boil the whole solution down to a few words, these would Continue reading…
For some of us the most important factor when choosing a phone plan is the quality of the network. You don’t want to find yourself consistently without coverage. You might miss an important business call or find yourself stranded in the middle of no-where without an on screen map. Did you know that Vodafone, Continue reading…
We recommend Yatango for unlimited voice and SMS plans in Australia if you have a 4G phone. Yatango is an Australian company with an entirely new model for providing mobile phone services. They are a 4G enabled SIM only provider with a difference. Their unique approach centres around a community based model. Essentially the Continue reading…
We recommend Amaysim to our friends We recommend Amaysim to our friends and family. Go with for great value, cheaper access to the Optus 3G network and Australian customer service Amaysim use the Optus 3G network. Their unlimited plan is genuinely that. Amaysim’s key strength is for Unlimited plans Amaysim is Australia’s . It Continue reading…
There are 5 winning prepaid plans which we recommend. Our suggestions are broken down in to different user groups and based on what you need, depending on how you use your phone. ( Note, if you are not sure what your usage is, check the bottom of this article. ) Cmobile are one of Australia’s Continue reading…
Do you have to use Blinkfeed ? Thanks for the question. For those that don’t know what Blinkfeed is, it’s a news and social feed aggregation app exclusive to HTC which is preinstalled on the HTC One. That said, in my view, Blinkfeed is a bit of a funny one. HTC really want you Continue reading…
What are some of the features? We would probably advise you to check out the other information on this page. We have detailed specification information, a full review of both the hardware and the software and some summary stuff at the top in case you’re in a hurry. However, we always answer the questions Continue reading…
Telstra’s New Phone Feeling – Is it a rip off ? Short answer ? It makes sense if you meet these criteria. If you’re one of the few who meet this profile then go ahead and get yourself on the Teltsra new phone feeling plan: If you are with Telstra, you’re probably paying a Continue reading…
Comparing Optus’ And Telstra’s Data Sharing It’s hard to overstate the importance of data in the mobile phone plans of today. Often, data inclusions are the first thing queried by customers when they do in to a phone company retail store. Numerous reports, for years now have shown that the amount of data customers Continue reading…
Essential guidance on getting the data you need – and how to stop paying for the voice you don’t Do you need more data in your plan than voice ? Would you like a choice of cheap data rates for your smart mobile phone from Telstra and Vodafone ? Do you make calls rarely Continue reading…
Introducing Cmobile Cmobile is a relatively new Australian MVNO. The company was established in 2013 by two ex Vodafone employees who have worked in the field for years. What you need to know: Unique plan range : Cmobile has a unique set of plans which offer coverage on both the Telstra and Vodafone networks. Continue reading…
Do I need a special handset in order to connect to the Boost network ? Yes. You need a handset which will work on the 850 MHz network. Not all of them do. If you need to check, we would suggest that you go to www.telstra.com/device and double check yours does. What network Continue reading…
Among the many Australian prepaid plans on the market, there are 4 that, for us, stand out. We’ve broken them down here and associated each with a type of user. You’ll see we’ve based our recommendations on people’s usage type – basically how frequently they use their phone and for what they use it. Continue reading…
1. If I order a SIM from Vaya, when the SIM arrives, how do I activate my new Vaya service? It’s dead simple. It’s also almost exactly the same process, whoever you pick and you’re best to do it online. Once you receive your SIM pack, go to Vaya’s website (vaya.net.au) and simply click Continue reading…
Is Yatango right for you ? Yatango might be right for you if : You’re after a SIM Only plan and already have your own phone You are not in to contracts You need 4G data speeds You spend a lot of time online And have usage which is : Super social – all Continue reading…
The 3 tips everyone looking for a deal on their phone must know You only have to read in the press to realise that Optus, Vodafone and Telstra are at it again. They’re raising the price of their plans. It’s tough to work in telco. at the moment. Fierce competition has cut phone companies’ Continue reading…
SIM Only deals – Shop around & save $ hundreds. Phones are cool but they’re not a part of life that most Australians think about much. We’ve got too much else to worry about. Over time, we’ve been taught by phone companies that the most up to date smart mobile phones are unaffordable. Because Continue reading…
Comparing Virgin Mobile and Amaysim Considering the two providers, Amaysim and Virgin Mobile is a sensible thing to do. For most people, finding a compromise between decent network coverage and the best possible pricing is the primary goal they have when they compare providers. Both Amaysim and Virgin Mobile should be on your shortlist. Continue reading…
Quick summary : iPhone + SIM Only plan is often the best deal A huge proportion of iPhones are sold outside of the contract terms offered by the major phone companies in Australia these days. An increasing proportion of better informed phone buyers are opting to get hold of the latest Apple gadgets outright. Continue reading…
HTC have released their sleekest, most impressive phone to date in the HTC One M8. In our view, it’s a contender for the hottest phone on the Android market in 2014. Design updates mean there are echoes of Apple’s superbly successful metal / glass design and, therefore, potentially, a gateway device for Apple users Continue reading…
Vodafone’s Red Roaming has been extended Vodafone Australia has updated it’s Red International global roaming plan so that for AU $5 per day you can make international phone calls, send text message and use data, while you’re overseas, using your pre-existing phone plan. The changes apply to what is now a long and growing Continue reading…
In our opinion, pretty much whatever your spend level, if you’re shopping around for an Australian SIM only plan, there might ba better option than Vaya. Alternatives to Vaya For each usage type, below, we offer you details of the Vaya plan, the plan which, in our opinion, is better value and our reasoning Continue reading…
Quick summary The Samsung Galaxy S5 is, like most of the latest releases, an expensive phone. Bought outright in Australia, it will set you back the better part of $900 – $1000. Add to that the price of 2 years’ worth of calling, texting and data usage and you’re talking about a Minimum Total Continue reading…