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Anyone from Australia?
What is the best network there in Australia for an iPhone?
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I'm not in Australia (far from it), but I have a friend who lives in Maryborough, Victoria so I iMessaged him (he has an iPhone). He says Telstra is the best.
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It's expensive as hell, but Telstra is the best network in Australia (hands down).
I've tried all of the others; including Optus, Vodaphone and 3 - and none of them can even compare slightly to Telstra.
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Telstra.
They're the most expensive but they have by far the best coverage and the fastest network with DC-HSPA and the largest LTE network too.
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Sounds like a monopoly, must be Murdock's
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I was just down there myself. Telstra by far.
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Hate to say it as a Vodafone customer, but if you NEED the speed, go with Telstra. You will pay through the nose for it though. Check the maps on their site for coverage and types of service of your area.
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Thank you very much guys for the information!
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