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After initially offering 3GB of Telstra Next G-class ‘up to’ 42.2Mbps data for $40 and then frustratingly dropping it to 2GB in February this year, Boost is finally boosting it back higher again, going ‘halfway’ to 2.5GB. 

Budget mobile phone operator Amaysim has announced new low cost data plans which it says reflect the changing nature of how people are using their mobile phones.

Australia's largest mobile virtual network operator amaysim has appointed Julian Ogrin to the newly-created role of Managing Director, effective 1 July.

Australia’s largest MVNO (mobile virtual network operator) has passed 600,000 active customers on its ‘BYO handset’ network and has its sights set on reaching the magical 1 million mark before too long.

Amaysim is the surprise winner of the Roy Morgan Customer Satisfaction Award for 2013 in the mobile service provider category, announced today.

Aussies are fed up with their telcos, with more than a third of Aussies considering switching mobile providers in 2014 according to new research.

Mobile virtual network operator amaysim has celebrated its third birthday by announcing it has reached 500,000 customers for its prepaid SIM cards.

New research shows Australians rely on their phones a little too much to find out a little too much. Sometimes some discretion is needed.

Mobile operator amaysim has come out swinging following the demise of Kogan Mobile, now offering express delivery to Melbourne customers.

Canstar's awards seem to carry some clout, so we understand why amaysim is excited about winning the Canstar Blue Most Satisfied Customers for Prepaid Mobile Services award.

Research conducted by Macquarie University in association with amaysim shows that the common causes of bill shock aren't what you probably expect. And many users suffer bill shock despite not using all the 'included value' their plans promise.

If you've wanted to buy a new and unlocked iPhone, your only choice has been the Apple Store - but that's now changed. Whether an unlocked iPhone - or any other unlocked handset - is good value depends a lot on how you plan to use it.

South Australian ISP Adam Internet has launched a SIM-only mobile phone service.

Internode has added NodeMobile mobile phone plans to its product roster, offering a generous amount of social media specific data.

Amid the gloom surrounding continuing waves of retrenchments, amaysim offers a glimmer of economic hope with the announcement of a useful cut in its pay-as-you-go and international rates.

amaysim, an MVNO using the Optus network, has added calls to 1800 and 13 numbers to its $39.90 per month 'unlimited' plan, making it one of only a handful of service providers that treat such calls in the same way as standard calls.

As it did for the mobile phone arena, Amaysim has announced a new way to purchase data for your netbook, smartphone, iPad or tablet.

Why pay $1 per minute to call a 1300 number from your mobile when there's an easy way to reach the equivalent number as a normal national call that's included in your plan?

Virgin Mobile has cut the number of mobile plans it offers from 19 to nine saying the move is the first of several to be announced in coming months that will "make things simpler for consumers, and [give them] more flexibility and control."

Living up to its name, Australia's funkiest MVNO (mobile virtual network operator) has come out with a new 'unlimited plan' that cuts the cap crap spewed forth by Australia's $1-a-minute rip-off telcos.