Fetch TV is no longer an option available to bundle for customers of the iiNet group of ISPs, following an abrupt decision attributed to new leadership at TPG.
The Home Hub is a surprisingly polished product for Google's first attempt at a smart display, but it lacks a clear raison d'être. Other than being a clever connected photo frame, Home Hub fails to justify why a smart display is more useful than a screenless smart speaker and worth the premium.
The results of the ACCC's latest real-world speed test of Australian NBN connections has revealed TPG customers, on average, received 88.4% of their plan's maximum download speeds during peak hours.
Telstra is now selling Foxtel to both fixed broadband and postpaid mobile customers, at a highly discounted rate.
Telstra has just overhauled its 28-day expiry prepaid plans and added a heap more monthly data, increased the limit on data banking to 200GB and added a 10GB data bank bonus on the first five recharges for new customers.
Telstra's Smart Modem is getting smarter.
All amaysim NBN customers will be moved to Southern Phone in the next month.
Aussie Broadband customers will be able to add Fetch TV to their plans from December.
Today, Australian company Origin Energy has added ADSL and NBN plans to its product range, becoming the third Australian company we know about to offer both energy and broadband services.
Google Home gets smarter with a screen.
Foxtel's streaming service has been given a restructure and a price hike.