Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 154

As fibre rollout lags, businesses urged to adopt VDSL for speeds 5x faster than ADSL - a cost-effective boost by Voyager Internet.

Alert for UK consumers: ISPs may be misleading customers with expensive UFB plans offering speeds as slow as dial-up, warns expert.

We continue our run through the 25 most memorable YouTube videos, remembering a 16 second clip which pulled in over 150 million views.

NZ stands firm against global telecom treaty amendments, championing a free internet and rejecting increased state control, says Minister Adams.

BNZ and Vodafone hit a 16-year partnership milestone, signing a 'significant' six-year extension to boost corporate telecom services.

Amy Adams faces backlash for prioritising Chorus and telcos over consumer savings, sparking a debate over government priorities.

After nearly 30 years, TVNZ's Teletext will shut down next April, succumbing to the internet's supremacy and outdated technology.

John Key's threat to overrule NZ's Commerce Commission could raise broadband bills by $12 monthly, Labour claims, criticising political interference.

Telecom customers in New Zealand face further connection issues, following two outages yesterday, with no compensation offered.

Horrendous data-roaming costs to Kiwis travelling overseas just got a lot more affordable according to Labour.

Telecom cuts data roaming costs dramatically, introducing a flat daily rate for travellers, starting 21 December. Say goodbye to bill shocks!.

Telecom resolves major broadband outage that left 200,000 customers offline; service restored but some may still face issues with reconnecting.

HTC launches the Windows Phone 8S in NZ, featuring cutting-edge design, Beats Audio and top-notch camera, hailed as Microsoft's signature phone.

Despite global declines, New Zealanders remain keen on texting, sending 22 million texts daily on Vodafone's network, celebrating 20 years since the first text.

Chief internet evangelist Vinton Cerf calls for the internet to remain free as the International Telecommunication Union met in Dubai.

Five New Zealand delegates to help deliberate the first revision of the International Telecommunications Regulations in 24 years.

Cambridge leaps into the future as Ultrafast Fibre launches in the CBD, offering businesses ultra-fast broadband services.

John Hanna takes the helm as CEO of NZ's Schools UFB network, aiming to revolutionise digital learning for over 800,000 students.

NZ's journey to fibre broadband will be a slow-starting marathon, not a sprint, with true dominance over copper years away, says IDC.

Zenprise appoints John Martens as first ANZ country manager, signaling rapid channel growth and promising future sales in the region.