NBN

NBN plans might just be getting easier for everyone, and hot on the heels of one telco simplifying its plans, another is doing the same.

Not sure what plan you should buy into when the NBN is installed your way? Vodafone is hoping it can make things a wee bit easier.

Our reliance on broadband has meant that technologies have changed dramatically over the years, and that includes the death of the landline. But hold up, because if you still need it, Vodafone may have you covered. Sort of.

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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.

Australia's Kogan may have started in TVs, but it has grown in leaps and bounds, and after joining service offerings with mobile connectivity, it's adding NBN access to the list, too.

Your home is yea big, but your WiFi router can likely only hit a certain part of that, and network reach changes when you hit the very limit, so what can you do?

Saving money is always a good thing, especially when it’s on something that can get expensive, which is why it’s worth pointing out a Vodafone plan change.

If you're lucky enough to be in an area where the National Broadband Network has touched, Vodafone has now joined in on offers, and it has a really interesting Plan B.

Even if you don’t have the NBN at home and are still struggling with ADSL2+, D-Link’s latest modem router aims to sort you out with the fastest speeds for the home.