Smartphone sales plummet but 5G will drive them back up in 2021
Smartphone sales have plummeted due to the pandemic, but demand for 5G devices is expected to push the market back to growth next year.
iPhone 12 - rumours of a delay to the September launch date intensify
Rumours of a delay to the iPhone 12 launch continue to persist with reports that the usual September time frame could be pushed back to late November.
EarPods and charger missing from iPhone 12 to offset 5G costs
Evidence mounts that the iPhone 12 will be launched in September without the inclusion of wired EarPods or a USB power charging unit in the box.
Mobile Buy-Back Program expanded to laptops, desktops, IT equipment
Australian corporates have responded so enthusiastically to a Telstra-approved Mobile Device Buy-Back Program, that it has been expanded to include laptops, desktops and IT equipment.
How to save on a mobile fleet refresh and save the planet at the same time
It's a win-win. A new Telstra-approved buy-back program is enabling Australian enterprise and business organisations to receive a commercial benefit while ethically divesting unwanted mobile phones and tablets.
Tradie Tough and surprisingly smart - the new Telstra Tough Max 3
Tough, smart and on promotion. Telstra is offering a $140 discount off the popular Telstra Tough Max 3, which launched just before the pandemic. How does the latest device in the ruggedised range shape up?
MobileCorp adds Jamf to enterprise mobility management partner portfolio
MobileCorp has added Apple eco-system management vendor, Jamf, to its portfolio of enterprise mobility management partners.
iPhone SE20 or iPhone 11: which is best for business users?
The new iPhone SE is $450 cheaper than the iPhone 11. How do the two devices compare and is the cheaper device a viable choice for business use?
New iPhone SE 2020 will be a hit with business post-pandemic
The new iPhone SE 20, unveiled by Apple this week (15 April 2020), will be 'all the iPhone that most Australian businesses will need' at a price point of just A$749, which is 38 percent less than the cheapest iPhone 11.
iPhone 8 sold out in Australia due to coronavirus supply issue
The iPhone 8 is sold out across all the major carriers – Telstra, Optus and Vodafone – and there are supply chain issues with other Apple and Samsung devices.
