roaming

Apple connects 4G iPads with a global SIM for travel

Leigh D. StarkJuly 3, 2015

Owners of the cellular iPad and iPad Mini are probably aware their portable computers come with a SIM slot, and if they want to go travelling, Apple now even has its own SIM card they can do that with.... (Read More)

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Telstra takes to the Air to deliver broadband in more than just home

Leigh D. StarkJune 26, 2015

Customers of Telstra’s Bigpond home broadband are about to get something very interesting when they travel, with free WiFi where the bandwidth is taken out of their existing bandwidth allowance at home.... (Read More)

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GlobalGig goes 4G in Australia and UK, expands plans to match

Leigh D. StarkFebruary 17, 2015

Not everyone needs a voice plan, and if you’re an avid Snapchatter, Tweeter, Facebook fiend, or just heading overseas and can do without the regular phone calls, GlobalGig is now delivering 4G access provided you’re in the right place. ... (Read More)

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Telstra gets behind better international mobile pricing

Leigh D. StarkDecember 10, 2014

While Vodafone took the lead on international mobile bill shock solutions, joined by Optus shortly thereafter, Telstra is finally chiming in with some relief of its own.... (Read More)

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GlobalGig goes for the bill shock jugular

Leigh D. StarkMarch 14, 2014

Overseas trips can be a burden for families, businesspeople — anyone, really — thanks to our ongoing requirement of data, and how much telcos like to charge for the privilege, but Aussie start-up GlobalGig hopes to improve things substantially.... (Read More)

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Vodafone international roaming to go 4G for those who need it

Leigh D. StarkFebruary 19, 2014

Vodafone’s network might have had some troubles in the past, but the company is moving on, with 4G roaming to be switched on for its customers around the world later in the year.... (Read More)

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Vodafone expands roaming caps to Europe

Leigh D. StarkOctober 1, 2013

Vodafone stunned quite a few people in late July when it announced that it would soon have a way for people to take their large mobile caps with them on holidays, and from next week, that now includes another continent.... (Read More)

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Optus plans aim to cut the bill shock, but may not do enough

Leigh D. StarkAugust 21, 2013

The issue of international roaming and subsequent bill shock is one every telco is beginning to have a serious look at, and with Vodafone announcing a new plan of action last month, now it's time for Optus to do something too.... (Read More)

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roaming

Apple connects 4G iPads with a global SIM for travel

Telstra takes to the Air to deliver broadband in more than just home

GlobalGig goes 4G in Australia and UK, expands plans to match

Telstra gets behind better international mobile pricing

GlobalGig goes for the bill shock jugular

Vodafone international roaming to go 4G for those who need it

Vodafone expands roaming caps to Europe

Optus plans aim to cut the bill shock, but may not do enough