Optus

While the major telcos in Australia all offer a digital SIM you don't need to eject, the little ones less so. But that appears to be changing.

5G is coming to more places in Australia, and folks in the country's Deep South can now jump on, provided they have one of a handful of phones.

If you're dealing with flooding in New South Wales or Queensland and either an Optus or Telstra customer, at the very least, excess data woes may not be a problem.

Optus is sending an auto transcription service into beta, meaning your calls can become words for easier note taking.

While many of us just pay for a phone and data as part of the day to day, that's not the case for everyone, and so Optus is turning to the community for a little help.

This week on The Wrap, it’s about the little things in big packages, covering 5G, Netflix, Kobo, small phones, and pint-sized earphones including the latest AirPods reviewed. All in five.

This week on The Wrap, we’ll cover Australia’s first mmWave phone, Sony’s big new camera, and everything Apple including new Macs, new AirPods, and reviews of both the latest iMac and Apple Watch Series 7. All that and more in five.

A faster version of high-speed 5G is coming, and with the launch of Australia's first mmWave 5G phone, you might be curious where you can get those speeds.

If you're not using your data because you're home more often, one mobile carrier is making it possible to use all of it at a later date.

Wish you could manage your service subscriptions from one place? If you're an Optus customer, you'll soon have that, but why we're not sure.