Vodafone

How is 5G becoming more affordable, and what can you do with all that speed? From Australia’s telcos to what’s new from Google, this week is all about 5G for all, and all in five.

The idea of "unlimited data" doesn't work for everyone, thanks to the speed maximums placed by telcos, but at least one is giving some semblance of choice.

If you have a need for speed and are a Vodafone customer, you might be able to push that broadband connection to ultra-fast levels.

This week on The Wrap, we’ll talk connectivity speeds and options, plus uses, covering NBN, 5G, augmented reality, gaming PCs, and more.

If you don't need mobile payments, but would prefer a big battery and some sizeable camera smarts, you might find it in what Alcatel is launching this week.

The government’s COVIDSafe app is out, and we’re talking about it. What does it do, and is it safe? Tech commentator Stilgherrian joins us for this show, covering mobile payments and extra data in the time of corona. All in five.

Trying to solve the puzzle that is the coronavirus is going to need every bit of help it can, so for the moment, distributed computing resources are going to that.

One of the last things you want to worry about is having your phone plan disconnected, and so Vodafone is offering a temporary plan for its customers.

Coronavirus is making an impact on the world, and that includes how you might have to telecommute for work. Plus what’s happening in the world of 5G and which computer just stole our heart. All that and more in five minutes.

The last of Australia's major telcos is turning the next generation of mobile connectivity on, as Vodafone customers wake up to support for 5G. Ish.