Vodafone stories - Page 8

As New Zealand braces for a Level 4 lockdown, ISPs vow to bolster infrastructure and maintain services, handling a 65% uptick in daytime data usage.

Vodafone NZ advises customers to use digital customer service methods to reduce reliance on call centres during COVID-19 pandemic.

Vodafone NZ introduces COVID-19 Care Plan, including data certainty, no disconnections or late fees, and support for remote learning.

Vodafone brings 4G services to Marlborough District, boosting mobile reception and data speeds for local businesses.

Vodafone is, ahem, chequing out of the now old-school payment method as it focuses on developing its digital-first services.

Vodafone New Zealand's Sharina Nisha nominated for Women Leading Tech Awards in Australia, the only Kiwi on the finalist list.

Vodafone New Zealand unveils new mobile phone plans with endless data, addressing customers' increasing demand for data.

The lab, which is located on Tuam Street, is designed to help New Zealand organisations understand how 5G technology can become part of their business.

Vodafone New Zealand celebrates Pride Month with over 300 employees and allies supporting Big Gay Out and hosting inclusive events online and across offices.

Vodafone has upgraded its 4G Calling programme to provide ‘crisper, clearer’ phonecalls for Vodafone customers.

Vodafone New Zealand takes centre stage in 2020 as the head sponsor for the LetsPlay.Live High School League, promoting esports among Australasia's youth.

Vodafone New Zealand launches massive data packages for wireless broadband customers, including a trial of 1TB of data.

Vodafone is set to roll out eSIMs for devices and wearables in 2020, enhancing connectivity and paving the way for advanced 5G-enabled features.

Jodie King appointed chief people officer at Vodafone NZ, bringing her expertise in building culture and customer focus from Air NZ.

Vodafone records surge in data usage on New Year's Eve in New Zealand, with a 35% increase compared to last year.

New Zealanders are apprehensive about the 5G rollout, with health concerns inhibiting people's interest to make the switch.

Vodafone legal, regulatory and sustainability director Juliet Jones says she’s pleased with the company’s progress but as always, there’s still work to do.

Vodafone switches on additional 4G services in Southland, bringing the total number of cell sites in the area to 14.

The trial will run until December 9. But the trial is far from fully-fledged – only five users can connect to the 5G device and only for five minutes at a time.

Vodafone says it expects to reduce its electricity usage in Aotearoa by at least 10% over the next three years through implementing a range of new technologies.