Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 124

Soft sims will allow users to switch from one network to another, just like switching out your sim card, instead it’s all done with software.

SkyTV to launch ad-free VOD service NEON in December, offering HBO, AMC, FX shows like Game of Thrones. Includes 30-day trial, costs $20/month.

Westcon is wrapping up a number of services and software solutions into product codes that can be sold by channel partners in the IT industry.

Ora is a software platform designed to help SMEs grow by providing business owners with access to a range of tools and access to its business partners.

Refreshing newsfeeds and checking Twitter timelines has become a part of people’s day-to-day lives, so it makes sense to give customers more data to do so.

Snap has announced a national-high speed UFB plan, giving Kiwis access to the country’s fastest broadband throughout New Zealand.

New Zealand's small businesses unhappy with internet access and costs, according to MYOB Digital Nation report.

2degrees founder comes out swinging, saying the Commerce Commission is asleep at the wheel and has produced faulty information.

Over 500,000 Vodafone NZ customers now enjoy 4G, as the tech becomes the primary choice 18 months after its NZ debut.

Andy Leach says he has seen first hand how internet addiction can essentially turn people into drug addicts, consumed by getting their next fix.

Commerce Commission halts investigation into Chorus' proposed UBA service changes after the telecom company paused its controversial plans.

Spark's exclusive Sony Xperia Z3 range, boasting robust features and PS4 Remote Play, launches with enticing giveaways for early buyers.

Spark NZ warns of scammers tricking customers into giving personal details, amidst threats of service cut-offs.

Conversant is the latest telecommunications company to join the Telecommunication Dispute Resolution (TDR) scheme.

NZ's data consumption soars, with Internet usage equivalent to streaming over 12 million HD movies last year, highlighting a digital love affair.

Vodafone announced overnight a virtual sailing event on their 4G network with the new Samsung GALAXY Note 4 smartphone.

Orcon rebukes Spark's denial of broadband throttling, highlighting differences in traffic management amidst a fiery debate.

Spark has hit back at claims made by Orcon over traffic throttling, claiming it’s nothing more than a PR stunt.

Orcon says an estimated 81 percent of Kiwi internet users could be having their internet artificially slowed down.

Vodafone New Zealand exclusively sells Sony's eagerly awaited Xperia E3 smartphone, offering young consumers affordable, colourful fun.