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.
If you're forced to work from home and realty on your mobile's data connection, you might get a boost of data courtesy of your telco.
This week on The Wrap, we’ll explore 5G, augmented reality, and how the computer is becoming more mobile than ever with foldables and the iPad, all in five minutes.
There are now two 5G providers in Australia, as Optus joins Telstra in some of the world's fastest speeds.
It's not just phone selection Aussies get, but also telco choice, and there's another one joining the ranks for customers to pick between.
Standing in line for the next new iPhone is so 2008 to 2010, and these days, you can just order either from a store or a telco if you really want one.
The next time you pay for a phone over 24 months on an Australian telco, you won't have to give it back at the end of the plan.
For the past few years, Telstra subscribers have been able to get their hands on Apple Music plans. Now, Optus has the offer.
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.