Vodafone stories - Page 36

Vodafone’s new portable wi-fi device allows up to five users to share a 3G broadband connection but won’t support speeds from its HSPA+ upgrade.

2degrees has announced a new feature for prepay customers that allows them to top up their mobile credit balances with minimal hassle.

Telecom, Vodafone, and 2degrees face challenges as they upgrade networks and compete for faster data speeds, according to a report by Compuware.

Hard on the heels of Vodafone’s loss in the Court of Appeal this week, the Commerce Commission has today released its draft cost calculation for the TSO at $69.

A last ditch effort to get the three mobile providers around the table and hash out an agreement on mobile termination rates has failed.

Telecom is extending its free mobile TV offering for two months to enable an influx of new customers to sample the offering.

Vodafone may take its case against TSO levies it paid five years ago all the way to the Supreme Court after its case was dismissed by the Court of Appeal.

If the government wants rural schools to receive broadband speeds of 100Mbps it should get consumers to pay for it.

Telecom's Paul Reynolds navigates through a year of transformation and challenges, eyeing future growth amidst fierce competition and regulatory changes.

2degrees faces customer service baptism of fire, struggling with unexpected call surge but seizing the chance to bond with users.

David Stone takes the helm as CEO of Telecommunications Carriers Forum, aiming to unite and navigate regulatory challenges.

Opera Mini's data compression helps global users save, driving a 155% surge in users and over 263 million MB of mobile data usage.

Orcon is surveying its broadband customers on mobile phone plans to find out what deal would make them change provider.

Vodafone is offering SKY customers with Ideal or Ultimate packages a free upgrade to MYSKYHDi plus a discounted installation rate of NZD $49 from December 7th.

The Commerce Commission’s report reveals that 2degrees has injected competitiveness into NZ's mobile market, but fixed line services remain costly.

Telecom has brought forward plans to offer wholesale services on its XT Network by a year, it’s been announced today.

Telecom’s Q1 results briefing was dominated by one question today – what is the company going to do about Ultra Fast Broadband?.

It’s on the market to 30 million Latin American subscribers, but a Unisys voice to text application developed in Wellington is not available here.

The XT Network is considered a key plank in Telecom’s transformation plan, so how has it performed? Today’s Q1 briefing was the first chance to find out.

Mobile company 2degrees is set to integrate a 3G spectrum across its new network just 12 weeks after launching its brand to the market.