In just a few days Australia's two biggest telcos will switch off their 3G data networks - but thousands of Aussies may not be prepared for the switch. Telstra and Optus will switch off their 3G ...
3G networks were built based on the previous communication technologies and protocols, and helped people make more stable long-distance calls with families and friends. It kicked off the mobile ...
The 3G shutdown could affect more than 740,000 devices, according to Australia's major telecommunications companies.
Peter LeGras's phone was only a month old when it stopped being able to make calls, send texts or do much of anything at all.
Image by Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS NSW Farmers rural affairs ... The 3G network closes on Monday. If you or someone you ...
Businesses warned to check their devices It won't just be mobile devices that are impacted, with other key pieces of equipment using the 3G network. Mr Wright said while the upgrade would help ...
Telstra and Optus will switch off their 3G coverage from Monday, affecting mobile phones, tablets and medical devices that still use the older network. The telcos had intended to start their 3G ...
One New Zealand postponed the switch off of its 3G network to coincide with the termination of 2G services at end-2025, pitching the move as a benefit for customers still using the network. In a ...
Thousands of Australians with old phones will not be able to make any calls or texts as the major telcos shut down their 3G ...
Australian mobile providers, Telstra and Optus will shut down their 3G networks from 28th October, with TPG/Telecom Vodafone already having shut down. This means that travellers using 3G reliant ...
The shutdown began late last year when Vodafone became the first service provider to close its 3G network. Telstra, Australia’s largest mobile network ... who are using more connected devices ...
Some Australians using 4G or 5G-compatible mobiles have been left without usable phone service after the 3G network shutdown. Telecommunication companies and regulators say they are doing what ...