Vodafone stories
Vodafone New Zealand has lost around 25,000 mobile customers in three months, likely a shift to 2degrees as competition heats up in the telecom sector.
2Degrees mobile customers around the country's main centres get a sneak preview of the carrier's upcoming 3G network.
Vodafone New Zealand today announced it will offer dedicated data plans for iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G in New Zealand starting tomorrow.
Google is discontinuing its Nexus One mobile phone following receipt of its final order from the phone's manufacturer, HTC.
Vodafone briefs consumers on Micro-SIM cards necessary for Apple's iPhone 4, offering free swaps and support for existing and new customers in New Zealand.
Orcon shakes up NZ's mobile market with no fixed-term contracts, offering competitive rates and allowing users to keep their numbers.
2degrees, amid record growth, seeks partners for new accredited dealerships in major NZ cities, offering a unique business opportunity.
Telecom has settled with the Commerce Commission for USD $1.6 million after complaints from Vodafone and Orcon about anti-competitive behaviour.
After its 2009 departure, 2degrees rejoins the TCF, marking a unified front among NZ's major telecommunications players.
The Telecommunications Users Association of New Zealand has announced the finalists of its 2010 Innovation Awards.
Enprise Solutions partners with Theorem Global to expand its services into the Philippines, offering specialised job costing solutions to a new client base.
SmartPay now supports 2degrees top-ups, expanding its reach amidst the network's booming growth in New Zealand's mobile market.
Tony Baird steps down as Chief Executive of Farmside to join Vodafone as Head of Networks and Operations, following a transformative three-year tenure.
Firm slashes prepay calls between networks by almost a third, claiming the lowest calling rate in New Zealand.
2degrees shakes up NZ mobile market, gaining over 200,000 subscribers in 6 months, proving sceptics wrong and signalling a new chapter.
Once the preserve of early adopters, VoIP is now a common form of voice delivery in the New Zealand workplace.
Axia NetMedia emerges from the shadows with Vodafone backing in its bid for New Zealand's fibre network, promising affordable triple-play services.
Vodafone has announced a reduction in its prepay calling prices to 49c a minute to call any mobile and 12c to send a text to any mobile phone in New Zealand.
Update: Apple says July 30th but we're still waiting for confirmation from Vodafone on pricing and launch details.
Sony, Vodafone, and Nokia have emerged as the most trusted brands in the 2010 Readers Digest Trusted Brand Survey, excelling in their respective categories.
