Vodafone

If you were hoping for a rival to Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone in the mobile world, and a chance to see someone else make a difference in your mobile coverage, it won't be TPG. Even though it had been expected to launch its own mobile network, that is sadly no more.

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.

You have one more option if you want a Galaxy Watch, as Vodafone gets it alongside the local arm of Samsung, as well.

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.

Are the 4G extras from Telstra and Vodafone worth it? What's new in phones, headphones, and security? And is the HTC U12+ worth your time and money? All these questions answered, and a little bit more. This is The Wrap.

Our mobiles are used for more than just phone calls, and if you're on Vodafone, you'll be able to account for some of that with a flat rate. Kinda.

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.

When is a gadget also a donation? When it has the power to help, such as with what Vodafone is doing in conjunction with The Garvan Institute.

Telstra's not so great week, what's in a megabit, new gear from Razer and Fujifilm, and how will HTC wow you with its iPhone competitor. All on Geek Pride and Towel Day, it's a geeky episode of The Wrap.

Monday has been an interesting day as far as mobile networks go, as Vodafone launches a "4.9G" addition to its network ahead of 5G, while Telstra has big problems of its own.