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If you want to access Foxtel via its Foxtel Play IPTV service, prices will be a lot more competitive from December 2016 as it fights back against Netflix and similar services.

SVOD services like Netflix, Stan and Foxtel’s own Presto are getting tons of publicity, but Foxtel wants to remind us all its Anytime service puts ‘on demand, in demand.’

Back in February, Optus dropped its unlimited broadband bundles to $90 per month, but its new July unlimited broadband bundles cost $95 or $115.

Foxtel’s naked ambition has matched the reported nudity seen on the first episode of GoT season 5, with record breaking ratings for a subscription TV program.

New and existing Foxtel customers will be able to order the Pay TV giant’s most advanced IQ3 set top box with a stack of innovative and ingenious features.

Foxtel Pay TV is delivered over cable for many, but Foxtel’s Broadband and Home Phone service is ADSL2+ only for now, which may be too slow for some.

With Foxtel already Australia's premier pay TV service, available on its own iQ2 boxes and the Xbox 360, Foxtel's 50% owner is set to unveil Foxtel on its own T-Box from Sunday the 27th of June.

Although Optus once had its own pay TV service called Optus Vision, Optus' vision for a pay TV seemed to go blind once it was all subsumed into Foxtel, but now a report says Optus is preparing a Telstra-like T-Box of its own.

It's not just the Xbox 360 that can turn itself into a Foxtel FoXbox, but now Telstra's T-Box will perform the same trick too, from May, with Telstra now offering Foxtel via Foxtel's own iQHD, via Next G smartphones and via the T-Box too - what else is in Telstra's box of tricks?

Foxtel asks: 'Looking for something to watch on your 3D TV?'. It's an interesting question that both promises something worth watching, while highlighting the dearth of readily available 3D content, although this will be the 3D decade.