Australian Mobile Networks
Mobile Carrier
GSM Frequency :- Shut Down
3G Frequency:- 850 (NextG)
2100
LTE Frequency:- 700
1800
900 (planned)
2600
Data :- DC-HSPA+
LTE
Mobile Carrier
GSM Frequency:- Shut down
1 April 2017
3G Frequency :- 900
2100
LTE Frequency :- 700
1800
900 (planned)
2600
Data :- DC-HSPA+
LTE
Mobile Carrier
GSM Frequency:- Shut Down Date:
30 September 2017
900
1800
3G Frequency :- 900
2100
LTE Frequency :- 850
1800
2100
Data :- HSDPA
DC-HSPA+
LTE
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The Mobile Network Guide is a resource for those seeking up to date information on the mobile phone networks in Australia. Here you will find a variety of information relating to mobile network terminology, mobile service providers, how to improve your mobile coverage, latest news and further resources.
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Telstra preps nationwide LTE broadcast service
Telstra plans to launch LTE-B broadcast services on a commercial basis this year, with an aim to provide nationwide coverage in 2018.
Telstra to upgrade optical network, trial 5G and IoT
Telstra and technology partner Ericsson will embark on an upgrade for the telco’s long-haul, regional, metro and national optical networks to achieve more capacity ahead of an expected increase in demand.
Optus switches on 1Gbps '4.5G' network in Sydney
Optus has rolled out what it’s calling a 4.5G network in Macquarie Park in northern Sydney capable of 1Gbps theoretical speeds, in what it describes as “a step toward 5G”.
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