New vulnerabilities recently found in 3G and 4G networks can reportedly allow hackers to spy, monitor and track locations of phones. Security researchers also reportedly believe that the flaw could pave the way for next-gen low-cost stingray devices. ( read original story ...)
JT customers can now roam on 4G
Channel Islands-based operator JT announced that its customers can now roam on 4G. This will be available to customers travelling in the UK and Europe. JT recently announced it is cutting roaming rates across Europe by 95 percent. ( read original story ...)
Tech licensing system that keeps the giants in check
Sir, Morgan Reed (Letters, July 28) suggests that inventors of 3G and 4G technologies that invest heavily in the future 5G open standard, underpinning the internet of things, are acting out of greed. His claim is as ironic as it is misleading. European ... ( read original story ...)
Liberia: Orange GSM Launches 4G/LTE Service in Bong County
"With the 4G/LTE network, customers will be able to do video calls, doctors will be able to diagnose illnesses from halfway around the world, and students in Gbarnga could enroll in Masters and PHD programs in the United States and Europe. Our dream is ... ( read original story ...)
Vodafone will offer free 4G while you wait for your NBN connection
That doesn't mean you'll get unlimited access to a 4G broadband service (reminder: no-one does unlimited data for mobile plans in Australia). The service will be capped as 12Mbps for downloads and 1Mbps for uploads, which is the same as the slowest NBN ... ( read original story ...)
ACMA to look into NBN customer woes
As the rollout of the NBN has progressed, customers have increasingly taken to social media to vent their frustration at the company charged with deploying the National Broadband Network across Australia ... Lobb told ZDNet the 4G connection was "very ... ( read original story ...)
Vodafone uses NBNfail to sell mobile fallback to homes trapped in broadband limbo
In another blow to NBN's reputation, Vodafone is using NBN installation disasters as a marketing tool to promote its upcoming home broadband service with 4G LTE failover ... insurance policy for homes trapped in Australia's Catch 22 broadband limbo. ( read original story ...)