New Zealand telecommunications provider Spark has launched its home wireless ... plug in the modem. The company added that the services will also replace a customer's existing landline connection ...

For over a year Spark has pushed fixed wireless broadband as an alternative to fixed-line internet. Spark sells fixed wireless products using its own label and its cut-price Skinny brand.

The move to switch on 5G comes as Spark completes its biggest-ever upgrade across its wireless network, with capacity enhanced by approximately 80 per cent over ... of the Internet of Things ...

Spark is starting the next phase of its landline voice calling upgrade ... by the majority of kiwis across the country – voice over wireless and voice over fibre. The PSTN is at the end of ...

Spark New Zealand's plans to fatten earnings margins will largely rely on its ability to switch broadband customers to its fixed wireless network, although the next iteration of mobile technology ...

Thousands of New Zealanders living throughout heartland New Zealand will soon have access to a faster and more affordable internet ... the cellsite over other frequencies.” Because of Spark New ...

Spark New Zealand's plans to fatten earnings margins will largely rely on its ability to switch broadband customers to its fixed wireless network, although the next iteration of mobile technology ...

Spark says its latest wireless broadband product – Unplan Metro – offers selected Auckland customers the largest ever data allowance available on wireless broadband in New Zealand to date.

Spark is ramping up publicity for its new fixed wireless broadband service, and trading insults with Chorus in the process. Fixed wireless delivers fast internet to a home via a 4G network more ...

Spark has launched a new ... if their fibre or copper falls over. Hotspotting (using your mobile to connect another device to the internet) is also offered for free.