ACCC to investigate tower sharing to improve mobile use
Mobile reception in rural Australia might just improve if an investigation by the ACCC suggests Australians can jump from one network to the other, but has it come too late?
Mobile reception in rural Australia might just improve if an investigation by the ACCC suggests Australians can jump from one network to the other, but has it come too late?
Staying connected with your kids without giving them a phone just got a little easier with Apple Watch for Kids. Expensive, sure, but also easier.
Satellite capabilities in select phones on Telstra will now do more than simply text. They’ll also let you use maps, weather, and WhatsApp, too.
A day Telstra would likely rather forget, a serious issue took out the country’s biggest telco one morning, leaving it difficult to connect to until much later. What happened?
Proving it can happen to any telco, the biggest network has gone down leaving potentially millions without mobile services.
Nearly one million square kilometres have been removed from Telstra’s mobile reception maps, as the government aims to keep telcos honest.
There’s a new scourge in scams, as fake gambling apps and sites throw money down a hole. What’s scambling, and what is Telstra doing about it?
Getting your kids online using just an Apple Watch is now a thing in Australia, but it will cost you $20 per month for the privilege.
Your phone may well be fast and 5G, but the next network standard is on the way, and it will come with AI baked in, as Telstra talks up what’s to come.
iPhone and Android customers should be able to talk in a messaging system not unlike Apple Messages, complete with security for their texts. So where is RCS in Australia?