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While the mobile industry continues to generate customer complaints, one telco is on a concerning trend.
TPG's newly minted agreement with Vodafone delivers a sweet suite of new plans straight away.
TPG is ditching Optus and moving to Vodafone, under a wide-reaching new agreement between the two heavy hitting telcos.
Optus has laid down the gauntlet, demanding your iPhone business with a powerfully persuasive offer on its $80 plan.
Whether you are a high or low use phone owner, ALDI's new plans are catering to everyone.
If you can't commit to the dingy studio apartment you've just moved into, MyNetFone has a great new broadband plan which will be ready to move with you when you escape.
Samsung has supersized its curvy Edge, but the result is as awkward to use as it is beautiful to look at.
Telstra is finally opening up its 4G network to its wholesale partners, and Boost Mobile customers will be first to feel the speed.
Telstra made two groundbreaking announcements on the same day, aimed at improving both calls and download speeds.
Motorola and Vodafone will start selling the new Moto X Style and Play tomorrow, but will have a hard time holding customer's attention with a new iPhone just a week away.