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Telstra has 5G switched on in parts of Australia, and Vodafone is testing it, so that just leaves Optus, which is ready with the first places to get 5G for more than just broadband at home.

Not everything at Mobile World Congress you can touch and feel, or at least know you'll be able to by the end of March. Some things will take a little longer.

Not sure what the point of 5G is going to be outside of super fast speeds? Video and augmented reality will play a big part.

CES might be over, but new technology is still rolling in, and this year you can expect more storage, more speed, and better sound. News from Samsung, Jaybird, Optus, Olympus, Fender, and Sonos on The Wrap.

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.

Two big full-screen iPhones available, one more to go, as the more budget focused single-lens iPhone X gets priced and dated for Australia.

Optus' soccer squabbles, Oppo's all-screen smartphone dream, why "tax time" means "cybercrime", and how Sony's new phone falls short. This is The Wrap.

Optus hasn't exactly been having the best of luck lately, and after conceding to streaming issues with its World Cup broadcasts, its now offering the soccer event free.

The time for cheering on your favourite team in the sport of soccer is here as FIFA World Cup kicks off, and you can get involved on pretty much any device you own: smartphone, tablet, TV, and more. Find out how.

With the death of Virgin Mobile, customers might be wondering just what happens to their mobile connection, at least for the moment. Well, there's good news: Optus will bring you in.