Deciding on whether or not Australia should build a more expensive broadband network requires us to look beyond our internet usage today and to imagine what it might be like in the future.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has outlined a proposal whereby each Australian household’s landline broadband connection would automatically report its network speed back to the commission. This, the ACCC believes, would greatly assist the Australian broadband consumer.
A Federal Court injunction has offered breathing room to Kogan and Aldi customers, keeping these services alive until a court hearing in the near future.
Kogan Mobile is readying itself for the worst, making long-term plans unavailable as it awaits a court decision that will determine its future.
Turning your phone in to a WiFi hotspot can be incredibly useful. Pushing wireless to a tablet from a phone is much cheaper than forking out for a second data plan.
Australia's second largest ISP iiNet is set to become even biiger after acquiring rival Adam Internet for $60 million.
Vaya has started offering ADSL2+ plans in two options, both of which are for unlimited downloads.
Foxtel has finally expanded the reach of its Foxtel Go app beyond iOS, but rather than targeting Android generally, it has released the app only for Samsung devices.
New Vodafone customers finally have access to the telco’s fledgling 4G LTE network, putting the struggling company back in a position to gain some new subscribers.
Half of Australia still support Labor's Nation Broadband Network, but this figure is lower than a year ago.