Vodafone stories
Telecom enlists Gary McCormick to urge CDMA users to switch to XT, with incentives like a free handset for postpaid plan commitments.
Clear Mobitel aims to launch NZ's 4th mobile network with a unique LTE strategy, eyeing rural sectors despite scepticism and market challenges.
Why the company is taking the credit for mobile price cuts and saying competition has slowed since 2degrees launched in 2009.
Vodafone fined nearly £82,000 for misleading promotion, marking its second penalty from ComCom amidst ongoing legal battles.
Telecom launches budget brand 'Skinny' to lure users from outdated CDMA network, aiming at young, low-spenders with deals from $4/week.
Vodafone expands BestMate plans to include Telecom and 2degrees contacts, boosting inclusivity in response to Commerce Commission concerns.
Tech and nature businesses surge in Deloitte NZ's Fast 50, showcasing innovation and growth in uncertain times.
Vodafone has suffered its second drop in customers in a row, according to figures from parent company Vodafone PLC.
Clear Mobitel explains why it believes New Zealand could sustain another network operator, but its plans seem far-fetched.
The IDEOS X3 smartphone features menus in Te Reo, and will be available at 2degrees retail stores before Christmas.
NZ launches first 'Getting IT Right' survey with IDC to benchmark and improve future IT services. Open till Nov 30, aiming at reducing project failures.
Adapt now or face the consequences. That's the message to resellers – and customers and carriers – when it comes to mobility, discovers Keith Newman.
Government's Ultra Fast Broadband (UFB) Initiative continues to dominate the telecoms market as the industry undergoes significant changes.
NZ telcos unite to launch PayforitNZ, allowing phone bill payments for digital purchases, ensuring customer privacy and convenience.
Vodafone sees a 25% profit surge to $151.5m amid market challenges, yet forecasts a dip due to lowered Mobile Termination Rates.
2degrees shakes up NZ market, contributing $2.2B to the economy and breaking the Telecom-Vodafone grip, according to Venture Consulting.
Vodafone has posted a notice on its online forum saying some users may currently be unable to browse the internet.
Vodafone has been found guilty of false advertising breaching the Fair Trading Act, less than two months after receiving a $400,000 fine for the same charge.
Chinese firms plan $US100m fibre-optic cable between Auckland and Sydney, set to boost broadband speeds and market competition.
Vodafone debuts Easy Office, a VoIP package tailored for SMBs, promising big savings on communications with no costly setup.
