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Streaming giant Netflix has now implemented its crackdown on password sharing in Australia, charging more fee for users sharing their accounts.

Automated cybersecurity firm Forescout Technologies has appointed Nextgen as its sole distributor for the Australia-New Zealand as part of its channel expansion plans for the region.

Broadband performance is stable across almost all the plans and providers the Measuring Broadband New Zealand program monitors, with 99% of Fibre 300, Fibre Max and HFC Max plans able to “comfortably” handle four simultaneous high-definition Netflix streams.

Promising simplified monitoring and added value, Arlo's new unlimited camera plans include enhancements to AI-powered notifications, and the ability to add additional cameras at no extra cost, with the new plans called "Arlo Secure".

Taking up the fight to Optus’ price match scheme, Telstra has started one of its own, so that “If you find a better price for an Australian retailer on a huge range of post-paid phones within 7 days of receipt of the phone, we’ll credit your bill”.

A new survey from phone and Internet comparison site WhistleOut shows "strong Australian interest in the new iPhone 12 range" and that "iPhone fans are willing to pay more for their handsets than other people" - but will they go on payment plans or buy outright?

The MVNO wars continue apace, with mobile virtual network operators offering excellent deals to capture the hearts, minds and wallets of consumers, with Boost's early 2019 plans no exception.

The battle for the hearts, minds and wallets of pre-paid mobile phone users is raging, with Boost, Amaysim, Ovo and now Kogan Mobile upgrading data allowances in a big way.

The race to deliver ever large amounts of data has continued raging, with Amaysim's newest plan an obvious response to competitive moves and the quest to deliver ever better customer value.

Noting how those who work in government are probably stuck on an expensive plan, and how their families need not be, Kogan Mobile wants you to switch!

Telstra's highest BYO plan, the L plan for $89 per month over 12 months, looks very compelling, especially for frequent international travellers who hate Telstra's $10 per day roaming charge.

NBN-loving ISP MyRepublic has finally launched plans specifically for small businesses in Australia, marking the company's expansion beyond consumer NBN plans since November 2016.

Boost Mobile doesn't consider itself an MVNO, but its major competitors are telcos and MVNOs, so it has responded to ever better plans with more data and international calls.

Telstra has made its iPhone X, 8 and Cellular iPad plans more competitive, presumably in response to market competition, with Telstra's still superior network the ace up its sleeve.

Vodafone has "revamped" its approach to tablets, no longer following the blood-sucking vampire telcos that lock devices to mobile services plans for two years.

The ever swirling competitive world of mobile phone plan pricing has brought forth new plans from Telstra-powered Boost Mobile throwing its newest deals into the ring.

Boldly promising its "new mobile plans provide best value in market" with "big data for little dollars", value MVNO pioneer Amaysim is upping the ante by upping the data.

Major Aussie telco Amaysim recently added NBN to its portfolio, and has now gracefully delivered the electrifying news that it has "amazingly simple" electricity plans, too.

Whether you’re new to Virgin Mobile, or not, the company wants you to know it will also offer iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, pre-ordering today and from 22 September, and it has released pricing and plans!

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.