Vodafone stories - Page 31

At a press event today, 2degrees has unveiled pricing and launch details for Huawei's entry-level Android device.

Maclean expands its team with four industry veterans, enhancing its strength in account management and business development.

HTC retracts its announcement: The HD7 will no longer launch in New Zealand via Telecom, but will be exclusively available with Telstra in Australia.

ICT Minister Steven Joyce is off to China tonight to boost the presence of New Zealand companies in the Chinese market.

2degrees debuts its first retail outlet at Sylvia Park, promising a homely Kiwi experience and signalling a major retail push.

The Commerce Commission has instructed Vodafone to propose non-price terms for mobile call and text termination services, with pricing set by the Commission.

In a sparkling night at Auckland's Langham Hotel, TUANZ Innovation Awards celebrated the brightest in tech, with M-Com leading.

Vodafone slashes its Australia roaming fees to $5/MB, aiming to undercut rivals and enhance customer data management with new alerts.

2degrees ensures customers won't face GST hike on plans, opposing rivals' price increases. A move to keep mobile costs affordable, says CMO.

2degrees unveils a new plan to tackle wasted minutes, as research shows 81% of NZ users don't use their full allowance.

Vodafone launches a free iPhone app for the New Zealand Music Awards, offering artist profiles, competitions, news, and voting for the People’s Choice Awards.

Huawei's IDEOS, an affordable Android 2.2 smartphone, set to hit NZ on Nov 1st with 2degrees, packing key features for $379.

M-Com sweeps TUANZ Innovation Awards with top honours, leading a prestigious night in Auckland's telecom sector.

2degrees lures over 100,000 network switchers, with 80% from Vodafone, fueling a mobile number porting surge in New Zealand.

The next evolutionary step in mobile broadband is LTE, enabling faster network speeds, improved connectivity, lower latency and enhanced mobile streaming.

Gov approves regulation of mobile termination rates, a move that may lead to fairer prices for NZ telecom users despite mixed industry views.

It’s quite ridiculous after all this time to propose that neither businesses nor consumers will benefit from the regulation of MTR.

Reputation is vital to the ongoing success of any business because consumers choose brands based on trust and familiarity.

2degrees launches promo, offering to rip up mobile contracts causing customers headaches. Cancellation fee and Pay Monthly plan fee covered for a year.

Vodafone acquires First Mobile, adding 77 New Zealand stores to its portfolio. The deal includes no store closures or job losses, says Vodafone.