Fizz Mobile has announced that starting October 16th, it will no longer be under a stabilization period. The company began its stabilization period in April to ensure that its network was up to par. The company says its mobile services are now stable. “Thanks to the relentless work of our teams over the last few […]
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What does an all-digital telco look like in 2019? Well, Circles.Life gives us a good look, launching a new phone service offering in Australia in partnership with Optus, with a special launch offer for early customers. In fact, those who sign up before September 30 can take advantage of four months of free service ($28/mth
Within the next five years New multibillion-dollar businesses will appear that didn’t exist before due to 5G wireless technology. Because of this, many industries will either be agile, reacting to an ever-increasing number of 5G innovators disrupting their industry, or they will be anticipatory innovators and use the predictability of 5G capabilities to become the
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When Telstra announced a radical revamp of its mobile plans several months ago – and a new aim to earn $50 or more per month from postpaid customers – it was inevitable that they would start shifting off contract postpaid customers onto these new plans bit by bit. Ausdroid is Advertising Supported We have now
Telstra’s recent changes to how it charges for mobile plans has introduced a new $15 5GB Data Plan that is worth considering for low monthly data tablet and mobile broadband customers. It could be a great option for an elderly person who just wants to use the internet to read the news, get emails and
Every week we bring you the latest in Canadian mobile news. Listed below is a quick overview of the top stories from the past seven days. OpenMedia seeks Canadian input on experiences with cellphone providers Google’s RCS chat is rolling out to Pixel 2, 2XL, 3, and 3XL on Telus Here’s what’s coming to Netflix
