Telecom Data Trends Report – August 2013

Monday, 30 September 2013, 2:36 pm
Press Release: Telecom New Zealand

Telecom Data Trends Report – August 2013

The first of a regular report from Telecom on data use trends.

91% - total data use over the Telecom mobile network continues to grow rapidly, rising 91% over the last year as smart-phone ownership rises.

23% - total data use over the Telecom Wi-Fi network in NZ has grown 23% in the last month as the number of Wi-Fi access points continues to grow and more people register for the WiFi service.

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