Telecommunications (Telco) stories - Page 113

Spark to return savings from price increases to customers affected by higher Chorus charges. Options include $33 account credit or a donation.

Student information systems are being more readily adopted by schools, thanks largely to advancements in cloud computing and the growth of mobiles.

New survey by Spark shows that New Zealanders over 55 are tech-savvy, with 70% feeling confident using technology.

Just six months after entering the broadband fray, 2degrees has cleaned up in the Canstar Consumer Satisfaction awards for broadband services.

New Zealand ranks highly in global broadband connectivity, with 4th place for mobile broadband and 14th for fixed broadband, according to the OECD.

Arbor Networks introduces new security platform to detect and investigate advanced cyber-threats in real-time.

UXC Consulting calls on Australian organisations to examine metadata position following Telecommunications Act amendment.

The volume of new mobile malware tripled in 2015, with attacks becoming more complex and targeted, according to Kaspersky Lab.

A new survey reveals just how much of an impact the internet is having on Kiwis - and our anxiety when disconnected.

Telstra, Australia's leading telecoms provider, has chosen Darktrace's cyber-threat detection technology to bolster its security strategy.

Many people think Australia provides better Internet options for businesses, but this assumption is completely wrong.

Ultrafast Fibre Limited is hosting a 'Beyond Broadband' Expo in Tauranga to showcase the benefits of the UFB network.

Government to streamline consenting rules for ultra fast broadband installation to reduce delays and frustrations.

Vodafone cell sites in Fiji damaged by Cyclone Winston, resulting in reduced network coverage, says telecoms firm.

To celebrate Samsung’s new smartphones, Spark has announced the first 500 online pre-orders before February 24 will receive a Samsung Gear VR device.

Spark to credit customers for calls and texts to Fiji after cyclone hit. Credits will be applied to February or March bills.

Government reaffirms commitment to smart and sustainable Christchurch rebuild, with investment in Ultra-Fast Broadband.

Chorus reports sharp decline in financial results for H2 2015 due to lower regulated copper prices and reduced transaction charges.

New Plymouth has joined the growing list of New Zealand towns with access to the Government's Ultra Fast Broadband.

Technology is continuing to bridge the healthcare gap, with mHealth information services set to reach more than 150 million users by 2020.