Amid an increasing number of Australians working from home and social-distancing, NBN Co needs to ensure the National Broadband Network stays congestion free.
With so much destruction happening across the country due to floods, a few telcos have put their hand up to help flood victims stay connected amidst the disaster.
Optus has cut the price of its 4G home wireless broadband plans to just $59 which is great news for anyone unhappy with their NBN connection.
NBN Co today announced that the first slew of suburbs in the free FTTP upgrade scheme will be able to place orders for faster speeds by the end of March.
Faster speeds at a higher price. A much higher price.
You can now get an NBN plan with 4G backup from iiNet and Internode.
Optus internet customers can swap over to the provider’s 5G home broadband and get out of paying outstanding modem fees on the old plan, but there is no swap back guarantee if it doesn’t work out.
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5G home internet is going to be the technology that finally kills home phones for good, and telcos aren’t bothering trying to save them.
The ACCC has put out the latest Measuring Broadband Australia report.