Corinne is a telco journalist and Deputy Editor of Australia for ZDNet. She completed her degrees in Communications/Journalism and Law in 2010.
OpenSignal has said it is expecting Australia's 4G score to go up by a couple of megabits in its next global report, with the coverage mapping company recording speeds of above 40Mbps in South Australia.
Singtel and Ericsson have announced reaching peak 4G LTE speeds of 1.5Gbps, with plans to gradually deploy the technology as compatible smartphones become available in 2019.
TPG lost momentum in the consumer space due to the NBN, while its Vodafone fibre contract helped it maintain corporate revenues.
Despite reports to the contrary, Huawei says it is continuing to work on 5G tests with Indian carriers while the Indian government remains open and welcoming towards its networking solutions.
Nokia, Ericsson, Cisco, and Samsung have been invited to take part in 5G trials with carriers across India, according to a report, while Huawei and ZTE have not.
The ACCC has revealed that it investigated Telstra, Vodafone, and Optus earlier this year for their use of the word 'unlimited' in mobile advertising, and has threatened legal action backed by AU$10 million penalties.
Nokia and Ericsson debate the merits of the high availability of millimetre-wave spectrum in the US, and whether this puts the nation in front of or behind the global 5G race.
5G Americas is encouraging the US government to make more spectrum available sooner, as well as clearing the path for cellular infrastructure deployment to bring the average approval time down from 18 months.
AT&T's smart cities solutions for the City of Los Angeles include improving the lives of the homeless and using IoT tech to detect and triangulate the locations of unreported shootings.
SK Telecom and Intel will continue their joint innovation projects across 5G, IoT, VR, and mobile edge computing.