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TPG has always been able to offer loads of value at a much lower price than other providers. While they’re yet to offer handsets with any of their mobile plans, they do offer month-by-month contracts so you can leave or change plans at any time. Keep an eye out at Compare Mobile Plans for TPG’s new mobile handsets to be released in the ... Find out more

With the App Store stocking 425,000 apps and counting, it can be overwhelming trying to weed out the good Apps from the bad (and absolutely pointless). There are some classics which have been out since the first generation iPhone (along with updates of course), and some newies on the market – many of which are free, or just a few dollars to p... Find out more

VirginVirgin has recently simplified their mobile phone plans, so there is just one simple “Topless” plan for customers who don’t want to worry about data limits.Virgin $89 ToplessThis plan includes unlimited standard calls and text and 4GB of data. Customers will also receive $89 of credit to use toward international calls and te... Find out more

1.    Find the right planThe first, and probably the most important way to keep your mobile phone bill down each month is to find the right plan to suit your needs. You’ll need to take a number of factors into account, including:•    CoverageTelstra can provide the fastest and widest coverage across Australi... Find out more

Charges for sending or receiving a premium SMS can be jaw-droppingly, break the bank high. The worst part of it is you may not even know how you originally subscribed to receive the SMS’s (companies who offer these services can be sneaky in recruiting new victims).However, consumers can rejoice because about a year ago the Australian Communic... Find out more

Whether you prefer prepaid or post-paid, mobile 'cap' plans are certainly a good way to save you a few dollars, but it does depend on individual mobile phone usage patterns. With competition on the rise, nearly all of Australia's mobile phone providers offer their own version of capped mobile plans, so here's some info to help deter... Find out more

Prepaid: For those who want to play it safeA prepaid service allows you to monitor your usage more closely than a post-paid plan. There are no surprise bills, and you know exactly how much you want to spend each month – and not a cent over. If you don’t like surprise bills, or you can’t get a handle on your average monthly spend, ... Find out more

What makes an iPhone plan an iPhone plan?iPhone plans are specifically designed for iPhones. They include a large amount of data (as smartphones tend to consume more), and if you go on a 12 or 24-month contract, you can receive a new iPhone as part of the offer (although there may be a mobile repayment option on top of the monthly plan cost).Essent... Find out more

Whether you have a smartphone, or you spend all day on Facebook or YouTube, you may find that you’re using a large amount of data. There are mobile phone plans and browsing packages available for users who attempt to download the entire internet onto their mobile phone.If you know you’ll be using your mobile phone for tethering, or if y... Find out more

A lot of people don’t know how much their handset costs, because they didn’t pay for it outright. However, many handsets can be expensive – very expensive. If your mobile phone is lost or stolen, it can be frustrating to lose all of your contacts and data, but losing a valuable handset is just the icing on the cake.You can opt for... Find out more

When it comes to selecting a prepaid or post-paid mobile phone service it’s easy to overlook the fine print. One thing that many consumers forget to factor in when choosing a plan is the call charges, because they’re not usually highlighted in a size 40 bold font, and sometimes for good reason. While a plan might include a high call val... Find out more

If you’re searching for a new mobile phone or mobile plan, you’ve probably heard the term ‘3G.’ Some mobile phones have 3G capabilities, while others don’t. It’s time to find out what 3G actually means.3G stands for Third Generation. Before 3G there was: First generation – mobile services were operated usin... Find out more

Have you been twittering like crazy lately? If you don’t want to wait till you’re at your desktop for some Twitter time, then it’s time to start twittering on the go with your mobile phone. Telecommunication providers have picked up on Twitter’s popularity, and there are some great bonus packs out there to feed your Twit... Find out more

Consumers like taking their mobile overseas because it’s convenient. You don’t have to worry about switching numbers or finding a payphone, and family and friends can still reach you on the same mobile number. Below is a checklist of ‘to-do’ items before you leave, and mobile tips and tricks for when you and your mobile are ... Find out more

Don’t wait for a call or text from your plan provider to find out that you have reached your cap: that call or text might never arrive. Most telecommunications companies will tell you that it is your responsibility as the account holder to monitor your usage either via an SMS service or checking your account usage online. Some service provide... Find out more

A study released last week suggests that the market for mobile device software programs will be worth $US17.5 billion ($18.9 billion Australian) dollars within three years-$US4 billion more than the expected return from the sale of music CDs. According to the independent study commissioned by GetJar, the world’s second largest application sto... Find out more

Premium SMS services: what you’re really payingWe’ve already provided you with tips on how to avoid signing up to unwanted premium services. But if you are happy to sign up to a premium SMS service, whether it be to receive a ring tone, vote or enter a competition, it is beneficial to know what you’re really paying before you repl... Find out more

What is it?Mobile internet (or the mobile web) refers to accessing the internet from your mobile phone. But with all the different phones available, as well as the internet plans and data packs on offer, it seems like there is a lot more to it.Because the screen on a handset is much smaller than a computer screen, many popular websites have a speci... Find out more

It’s not surprising that the major Australian telecommunication companies are experiencing a decline in landline connections. As mobile phones become more affordable, the thought of paying $20-$50 a month just for line rental seems absurd. Calls from mobile-to-mobile and mobile-to-landline have become more affordable (especially if you are ca... Find out more