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Vodafone logo
Telecom
2 min read

Vodafone to sell New Zealand subsidiary for $2.23b

Vodafone Group has arranged to sell a 100% stake in Vodafone New Zealand to a consortium of investors for NZ$3.4 billion ($2.23 billion). The consortium comprising New Zealand infrastructure investment company Infratil and Canadian investment company…

Google Duo App AH 1
General
1 min read

Google Duo group video calling goes live

Google Duo, the video chat mobile app developed by the Mountain View company, received a couple of important updates in the last year or so. Among them, group video calling was added to the app less than a month ago, but it was only made available in a few…

Telecom Fiji
Telecom
1 min read

Telecom Fiji to deploy 10G PON

Telecom Fiji has announced it will deploy the first all-optical 10G PON fiber network in the South Pacific, in partnership with Huawei. The operator plans to use the network to deliver gigabit network services for both households and enterprise customers.…

iphone xs
Electronics
3 min read

5G Apple iPhone likely to appear next year

With several Android manufacturers releasing 5G enabled phones this year (and technically the Moto Z3 with the 5G Moto Mod is the first), Apple iPhone users might wonder when they will have the opportunity to buy a 5G iPhone. We don’t expect it to happen this…

app installs
General
1 min read

Skype automatically answers calls on Android due to a bug

If you’re using Skype for your day to day communication with friends, co-workers or business partners, there’s a high chance that you’ve been affected by a nasty bug that makes the app automatically answer all calls on Android devices. Microsoft is probably…

smartone
Telecom
1 min read

SmarTone launches multi-device Wi-Fi calling

Hong Kong’s SmarTone has introduced Wi-Fi calling for multiple devices using equipment provided by Ericsson. The new Wi-Fi calling service allows customers to pair up to five personal devices that lack SIM cards – including tablets, computers and smart…