Mobile data stories
Over this New Year's Eve, New Zealanders around the country consumed mobile data in staggering numbers, according to local telco Vodafone NZ.
Skinny has launched new Endless Data plans, offering endless data starting at NZD $36 per month, aiming to make running out of data a thing of the past.
A majority of Kiwis are finding mobile phones increasingly indispensable to everyday life, a new survey finds with some very interesting results.
High-speed fibre internet continues to be the most significant player in OECD countries, with growth rates still powering ahead of DSL.
The recent Ericsson mobility report has signalled a significant growth in mobile data traffic over the last 10 years, with an increase over 300-fold.
A collaboration between Qualcomm and Keysight has achieved 5G 10Gbps data connection speeds, an industry-first milestone.
Dynatrace's Digital Experience Module now offers a movie-like view of mobile user experience, allowing teams to see every click and tap.
Business cloud service provider 2talk has launched mobile plans, adding to its broadband and IP Voice products.
Despite increased demand, fixed line broadband pricing remains expensive tor all tiers compared to other countries in the OECD.
Vodafone NZ upgrades 120+ mobile cell sites in response to growing data use, with a focus on 4G and 4.5G technology.
Vodafone New Zealand unveils new mobile phone plans with endless data, addressing customers' increasing demand for data.
Mobile malware threats and cybercriminal exploitation of mobile devices in the Asia Pacific region are set to rise in 2020, warns Kaspersky.
A new GSMA study reveals the potential for big data solutions to positively impact 150 million lives over the next five years.
The telco's continued improved performance was founded on a clear strategy with strong execution and greater customer focus.
In 2018, broadband subscriptions rose by 8%, or 108 million subscriptions, resulting in mobile broadband penetration reaching just under 110%.
A cyber breach has left data from 46 million Malaysian mobile users for sale at RM32,000. Once bought, there's 'no way' to halt its sale or misuse.
A data breach has put more than 46 million Malaysian mobile phone users at risk and has affected many of the country's major telecommunicatio.
Malaysia's telecom market is in relatively comfortable stead according to a new report from GlobalData, driven largely by mobile data.
It's certainly good news for any New Zealander who's life revolves around infinite data – and any parasites who rely on data hotspotting!.
Spark unveils new rollover plans, allowing customers to save up to 3.5GB data and 500 minutes for a full year but prompts a switch to new plans.
