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News, Telecommunications - Tuesday, April 3, 2012 11:57 - 10 Comments
Virgin ups quota on postpaid broadband
news Optus subsidiary, Virgin Mobile, has announced it is refreshing its suite of Postpaid Mobile Broadband plans.
According to a media release issued by the company yesterday, Virgin Mobile has increased the data allocation on all its 12-month contract plans. The $19 plan now has a data allowance of 2GB as against 1.5GB, at minimum cost $228, while the $29, $39, $59 plans come with 6, 12 and 18GB data, at minimum costs of $348, $468 and $708 respectively, in place of the earlier 4GB, 10GB, and 14GB data per month allowance.The $49 for 12GB plan has been dropped by Virgin.
- Kindle Touch 3G goes on sale to Australians
- Telstra downplays 3G CBD issue
- Telstra hosts midnight iPad launch tonight
- Telstra signs up first Next G wholesaler
- New Sony Android tablets hit Australia
- New LG PRADA Android phone hits Vodafone
- Vodafone confirms internal restructuring
- iiNet offers Wi-Fi in Perth CBD
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