Mobile services stories - Page 2

Lifecycle Software unveils mark-challenging platform, NEXUS, offering 'first of its kind' MVNE capabilities; promising swift, cost-effective market entry for aspiring MVNOs.

Swoop Holdings reports a 17% year-on-year revenue increase in half-year results, attributing this robust growth to successful acquisitions and a subscriber increase to over 160,000.

Flourishing firms, Tangerine and More, deepen C-suite capacity with the appointment of digital transformation expert, Matt Conquest, as their new Chief Information Officer.

Radware, a renowned cybersecurity and application delivery provider, has secured a multimillion-pound deal to expand its partnership with a leading global telecom company.

Tū Ātea completes the full acquisition of Broadtech Group in a strategic move to strengthen its telecoms and broadcasting services.

Google Cloud has partnered with Smart Communicationsto improve the accessibility of essential digital services for Filipinos in collaboration with Searce.

Appdome releases new threat evaluation tools in ThreatScope Mobile XDR to enhance monitoring and investigation for mobile apps globally.

With the development of 4G networks in the 2010s and teens, the importance of 3G networks in Australia began to decline.

Bugcrowd, the crowdsourced cybersecurity platform, has joined Appdome's Mobile App Defense Project to improve mobile DevSecOps for all.

Appdome launches MOBILEBot Defense, providing mobile brands with bot detection and rapid defense against malicious attacks.

Australian telco Macquarie Telecom appoints Marika Fiorini as Chief Customer Officer to drive business growth and foster internal career development.

5G mobile technology is being used to broadcast a Mau Rākau traditional Māori martial arts class filmed in Ngāruawāhia on Māori TV.

Aussie Broadband's CTO, John Reisinger, discusses the company's history, technology trends and the truth about network outages. #TechDay #AussieBroadband #CTO.

Commerce Commission seeks feedback on draft review of Mobile Access Termination Service, which recommends continued regulation.

With 30, 90 and 365 day prepay options, New Zealanders can choose a saving to suit their lifestyle and bring their own device and their own number.

The study found indicators such as pricing, coverage and choice of mobile services were trending in a positive direction for consumers.

Despite Vodafone and Spark’s protests, the Commerce Commission decided there will be no changes to national roaming in order to promote competition.

The study’s results will help to ensure regulation keeps pace with changes in the mobile telecommunications industry.

Cisco's broad suite of products meant it was well placed to meet rising demand from a growing reliance on web based services.

Spark New Zealand has got closer to Chinese telecommunications vendor Huawei Technologies in an expanded deal to accelerate the roll-out of mobile.