Telcos
Amaysim tries its hand at unlimited data, unlimited speed
The typical Australian take on unlimited mobile data comes with speed restrictions, but Amaysim is going to try something different.
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Optus switches on 5G for mobile, home broadband
There are now two 5G providers in Australia, as Optus joins Telstra in some of the world's fastest speeds.
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Microsoft, Telstra team for Xbox on a plan
Not sure you can justify a full price of a console and gaming service when it comes to getting one? Microsoft has a monthly approach, and it's one Telstra will be getting in on.
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Telstra to flip the 3G-ending switch in 2024
You'll want to make sure you've upgraded to 4G within five years if you're using Telstra, otherwise you won't be using it for much longer.
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Telstra gives Google Home, Nest outbound calls from speakers
Need to call a family member but can't reach the phone? If you're a Telstra customer with a Google Home speaker or Nest Hub, you'll be able to make it happen using only your voice.
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Telstra turns on eSIM support for mobiles in Australia
If you think you could do more with an extra SIM, and make better use of phone calls and data plans, the new iPhone models will get two SIMs courtesy of a digital SIM option.
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Circles.Life enters Australia as a new mobile operator
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.
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iPhone 11 plans kick off from Optus, Telstra, Vodafone
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.
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Telstra to give old customers free data
Telstra customers with an old plan that might not be so data friendly are about to get some free gigs here and there.
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Optus kills its lease plans
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.
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