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Trying to catch a break from all the MVNO deals out there is Catch Connect, which is letting Aussies get 90GB of data to use over 90 days for $89 in one of three catching new deals.

Coming on the same day that Telstra has launched unlimited plans on its network, Kogan still has plans at lower prices that aren't unlimited, but are still great value for money.

The NBN has been derided by OVO in the past as "Not Bloody Necessary", and while mobile networks need to evolve to 5G first to truly compete, OVO Mobile's 150GB plan for $89.95 is ready for you now.

If you're a pre-paid mobile customer, there's plenty of tempting deals out there, but Vodafone is doing its bit to keep its customers happy with 35GB bonus data.

It has been a long time coming, but Chinese smartphone brand Oppo has finally got an opportunity with Telstra and, at $269, has the chance to sell well.

Seeking to strike a death blow to competitors while breathing new life into customer friendliness, service, choice, payment plans and value, Vodafone seeks true victory in the Game of Phones – the Voda-throne.

Sending his troops into battle so the people know of his 40% off data-heavy 90-day plans, King of the Northward-bound Kogan Mobile is in the fight of his life to rule over the Seven MVNO kingdoms.

Competition is smoking hot in the pre-paid mobile telco space, with unlimited talk, text and generous data pioneer Amaysim unveiling new plans with up to 14GB of data.

With Kogan nipping at everyone’s heels, including its own provider Vodafone, the world’s largest telco is upping the ante to make its pre-paid the most powerful.

You have to be a new customer to Kogan Mobile, and the deal is just for 30 days, but it’s a clever stunt to tempt switchers to taste test Kogan Mobile.

Vaya has temporarily reduced its 12-month plan prices, hoping to cash in on the number of smartphones heading for Aussie Christmas stockings.

The pioneer of pre-paid unlimited calls and text with a bucket of data, amaysim, began life only in 2010, and now celebrates over a million customers.

With MVNO activity heating up to fantastic new levels of competition, it’s very interesting to see Telstra make its most generous pre-paid moves yet.

Vaya has introduced Australia’s cheapest unlimited talk and text plan with 1GB of data – has it delivered a viaticum to its competitors?

MVNO Vaya is touting its strategy as leading to a drastic reduction in complaints, down nearly 90% YoY in the April to June 2016 period, part of which is attributed to amaysim’s Vaya acquisition.

Amaysim is the telco that kicked off the unlimited talk and text time wars with a deluge of data, and the company is going strong as 2016 progresses.

Krew Moible launches cheapest US family mobile plan with two free mobile lines for kids: a prepaid 3 line family plan starting at $19 per month.

If you live in an area where Vodafone offers 4G, and you’re a Kogan Mobile customer, 4G has just gone live nicely ahead of schedule, with new plans up to 11GB (with time limited bonus to 12GB).

Reports on Twitter suggest Telstra suffered DNS problems with its ‘primary business DNS servers’ - while Telstra’s service status suggests even more problems.

The first self-activating, private, instant, short-term prepaid US wireless service has launched with an enhanced focus on convenience and privacy.