4G technology stories
D-Link ANZ has announced the launch of its new G415 AX1500 4G Smart Router as part of the new EAGLE PRO AI Series.
Vodafone launches Unlimited 4G Broadband in selected parts of urban and regional New Zealand, with plans starting from $55 per month.
The company selected the ASR 9000 Series high performance aggregation services routers for its network refresh.
5G is set to revolutionize our world with its faster speeds, lower latency, and increased capacity. Here are the key technologies that will enable its success.
Vodafone brings 4G services to Marlborough District, boosting mobile reception and data speeds for local businesses.
Aspera Mobile has released the GEM, a AU$149 4G dual-SIM smartphone with Android Pie, offering impressive specs including fingerprint and facial recognition.
Vodafone switches on additional 4G services in Southland, bringing the total number of cell sites in the area to 14.
In an age where the ticket price of mobile phones seems to be ever increasing, such a low-cost alternative definitely has its place.
The new 4G cell site will increase the area's access to communication services, with boosted mobile phone reception and data speeds faster than 3G.
The new Elite Dragonfly is less than 1kg and features optional 4G connectivity. Plus, two new curved monitors.
Kordia aims to transform in-building coverage as 5G rolls out across Australia and New Zealand, tackling connectivity issues in modern complex environments.
Adrian Taylor of A10 Networks urges mobile operators to upgrade their 4G management tools to ensure smooth 5G transition and secure their competitive edge.
Cradlepoint tackles myths around connectivity and security, emphasising the potential and reliability of 4G, the cloud, and IoT without added risk.
Chorus has announced the completion of a 250km infrastructure project set to provide the West Coast with upgraded and enhanced telecommunications.
Ookla has named 2degrees as the most reliable, consistent, and best available 4G mobile data network provider in the country during the second quarter of 2021.
Vocus-owned ISP Orcon is replacing its 'business' and 'residential' plans with a tailored approach to meet every customer's needs.
However there were notable disparities in users' experience between urban and rural areas on three major operators: Spark, 2degrees and Vodafone.
Vodafone has upgraded its 4G Calling programme to provide 'crisper, clearer' phonecalls for Vodafone customers.
Vodafone introduces 4G VoLTE calling in Auckland, with Wellington, Christchurch, and Queenstown to follow in December, promising faster, clearer calls.
Vodafone launches New Zealand's first Voice over LTE (VoLTE), starting in Auckland's North Shore, enhancing call quality and speed for 4G users.
