Displaying items by tag: MVNO

Sydney-based AI decision intelligence platform provider, SourseAI, has been appointed as the AI partner for Lebara Nigeria, an upcoming MVNO operated by Nigerian tech firm VAS2Nets, which will operate under the Lebara brand.

COMPANY NEWS:  Prvidr, a leading Customer Lifecycle Management Platform for the subscription economy, today announced it has signed a new three-year contract with telecoms operator, Yomojo, underlying both companies’ commitment to providing robust consumer and business mobile, broadband and voice products using Prvidr’s advanced technology.

Australian AI decision intelligence platform, SourseAI, has partnered with UK-based mobile virtual network enabler (MVNE) Digitalk, and its MVNE-as-a-Service platform, targeting MVNOs.

Residential infrastructure, Internet Service Provider and mobile virtual network operator Swoop has announced a 14 percent increase in revenue year-on-year to $88.9 million and an underlying EBITDA of $16.4 million - up 6.4 percent year-on-year within its core-business.

MVNO amaysim says it will not be making any changes to the prices of its mobile plans, in the wake of Singtel Optus announcing price hikes for post-paid plans. The company resells Optus services.

Mobile virtual network operator and Internet provider Mate wants to be your best mate with a high value mobile plan, using the Telstra network, with great inclusions and low prices that will surely be very tempting to a lot of smartphone users.

Optus-owned MVNO amaysim has announced that it will introduce data banking for all its plans with immediate effect, adding that it had decided to do so due to the increasing data usage by users during the pandemic.

Rural and regional telecommunications carrier Field Solutions Holdings has reported record results for the 2021 financial year.

Boost Mobile's new 10-year network agreement with Telstra provides "significant expansion opportunities for Australia’s fastest growing independently owned mobile brand" and ensures a bright future for the youth-focused brand.

Ok, so a check on the Felix Mobile forum on Whirlpool shows this isn't the first time Felix has offered a "first month free" deal, but if you need an excuse to get a plan with endless 4G data, along with unlimited calls and text, this is a good one!

With TPG Telecom, Optus and prepaid the most impacted, the total number of services has dropped 1.7% from 2019 levels thanks to the pandemic.

Earlier this year, Aussie Broadband switched to Optus for its mobile service, and now it has launched 5G plans, a near doubling of data, and for a limited time, a two month free of the Optus network, all in service of giving customers more bang for their buck.

Boost Mobile is the best of the telcos using the Telstra network, with competitive plans offering plenty of data, data rollover, data-free Apple Music, unlimited calls and texts and international call inclusions, too - and with its Refurb Shop, Boost has great prices for refurb tech that's definitely worth upgrading to.

Australia's biggest telco, Telstra has announced eSIM activation for all its MVNOs through Telstra Wholesale after a successful trial with two MVNO partners" in what is an Australian first in this space, with MVNOs to offer the service "in the next few months".

At 11.57am, an email arrived with an "Optus Network Update at 11.15am" that "services are now being restored".

At just $9 per 30 days with 4GB of data, or $15 per 30 days with 18GB of data, or even a great value 90 day plan, Catch Connect wants to catch the hearts, minds and wallets of consumers with plans that don't seem to come with any catches.

Optus has completed its purchase of amaysim’s mobile business with its 1.2 million subscribers for $250 million.

Shareholders of amaysim have given the green light for the company to be taken over by Optus, a deal that was announced in November last year.

If there's one thing we know about mobile phone and data plans, it's that they get better all the time, with the biggest differentiator in 2021 being the amount of data you get included for the money, given that national calls and text are unlimited, so what is Circles.Life offering?

Increasing from a 5Mbps speed capped limit to a whopping and quadrupled "up to 20Mbps" speed capped limit for otherwise unlimited data usage, TPG's felix mobile service just made itself even more attractive.