Telstra has been forced to cut its coverage map by one million square kilometres under strict new rules introduced by the regulator, requiring telcos to publish accurate mobile network coverage maps.

Telstra hit out at new regulations in Australia requiring operators to publish mobile coverage maps, arguing the new standard will create confusion by indicating no coverage for millions of ...

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Australia’s biggest telco, Telstra, will be forced to remove a 1 million square kilometre area – more than the size of NSW – from maps promoting its mobile phone coverage after the Albanese government ...

Network analyst firm Streetwave has published the results from a recent survey they conducted into mobile network coverage ...

ACMA has introduced new rules for standardised mobile coverage maps that will see mobile signals below -115 dBm labelled as ...

T-Mobile continues to invest in its award-winning 5G network with the addition of two new cell sites in Sandpoint, ...

Network analyst firm Streetwave has today shared the results from a recent study they conducted, which tested the mobile ...

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Passengers across England will be able to start tracking their bus in real time through Google Maps from Thursday, ministers have announced. The technology acts like a hail-ride taxi app, such as Uber ...