broadband

If you're reliant on a Telstra mobile broadband dongle or connection to keep you connected, you're about to get more data just like that.

So many of us are working from home, and the NBN might not be cutting it, so what could? 4G, and D-Link has a solution to bring it home.

If you're pushed to use your mobile for data while you're at home, there may be some positive news if you're an Amaysim customer.

As we start to shift towards self-isolation, it’s time to consider how broadband can work for the entire family at once. Plus Apple’s latest iPad and whether you should spend money on new gear or just wait for features. All in five minutes.

The age of 5G is coming, but 4G will still be kicking around for some time, and the speeds it's capable of are pretty impressive, too. Case in point, Netgear's latest 4G modem, which is really, really fast.

It's not just Telstra and Vodafone that will have 5G in Australia, as Optus switches on the next generation of mobile technology, starting with a home broadband plan.

Earlier in the week, we heard a rumour that Amaysim's take on the NBN had ended. Sadly, we've now confirmed it.

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Quite a few Australians are still waiting for the National Broadband Network, but if you're a Telstra subscriber on cable, Telstra is at least easing the blow by upping the speeds.

Access to the National Broadband Network may well be on the horizon for Australian eTailer Kogan, but it seems logging on via 4G will arrive first.