Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 111

Intel has committed to aiding in the advancement of 5G technologies, in becoming a core industry partner of the Verizon 5G Technology Forum.

The Commerce Commission has released its latest figures on consumer complaints, revealing telecommunications is the most complained about industry.

Despite hopes, NZ and AU broadband prices unlikely to fall, as market hits cost floor and ISPs face narrow margins.

The NBN has launched its commercial fibre to the node product, saying ‘most’ end-users on the trial got wholesale speeds of 100Mbps download.

The Tasman District Council has submitted its Digital Enablement Planas part of its application for Government broadband funding.

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Spark has confirmed when consumers will be able to purchase the recently announced iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.

Slingshot accuses big telco firms in New Zealand of failing to offer better pricing, as it announces aggressive mobile and broadband bundles.

Smart devices are no longer limited to mobile phones, bracelets and home appliances. Now, there are devices to take care of all our basic necessities.

Verizon has announced its ‘aggressive’ roadmap for fifth-generation, or 5G, wireless technology, beginning by launching field trials next year.

Vodafone confirms iPhone 6s and 6s Plus will be available from Friday, September 25 starting at $0 on a 24-month term.

While the government claims its Rural Broadband Initiative is a success in Southland, their two local MPs say it’s a failure, according to NZ First.

Spark will engage with the Government and the general public through this review to ensure NZ is placed to take advantage of the digital future.

Rapid adoption of 5G will occur from 2025, according to Juniper Research, which says active connections will represent a threefold increase from 2024.

Labour criticises National for delaying rural broadband improvements, saying the wait leaves rural New Zealand with inadequate internet for years.

Telstra inks a $30 million co-investment deal with the Northern Territory Government to provide broadband and 3G mobile to remote NT locations.

Wanaka, Lake Hawea, Alexandra, Cromwell and Clyde are among about 110 towns identified as potential areas for inclusion for UFB expansion.

Version 14 is completely geared toward mobility and is being enthusiastically embraced in the ANZ region, according to Joel Katz, FileMaker APAC MD.

Five Coromandel towns have made the Government’s list of potential towns to receive funding for ultra-fast broadband.

Innovative local companies have been recognised at the recent 2015 Australia and New Zealand Internet Awards (ANZIA) ceremony.