
We have a small software development business in Albany and would love our visiting clients being able to use faster data connections. Not to mention all those shoppers around... Somehow it doesn't make sense to me.
Any idea?
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insane:Just how fast do you need it to be? Could you provide free wifi to your clients instead?
TimA:insane:Just how fast do you need it to be? Could you provide free wifi to your clients instead?
That would be the best option.
DS248:TimA:insane:Just how fast do you need it to be? Could you provide free wifi to your clients instead?
That would be the best option.
Given Tim's answer, sounds like "no time soon" for Albany. Alas, I suspect Hibiscus Coast is in the same boat
johnr: Nothing to do with (Sorry MF) network build does not happen cause of a thread on GZ
4G Vodafone coverage has been in Albany for a while just a delay from when a site goes live to when the coverage map is updated
Stewart Island has Vodafone coverage but I am sure map is not updated yet as the site is unlocked customers can attach to it but it's not handed over for day to day operations from the build team and then the coverage map is updated a number of weeks later,
Lots of 4G sites are going live right across NZ have a look at some of my tweets @johnreader
quickymart: Any plans for improving 4G at Smales Farm? I would have thought it would be great as they're just across the carpark...would it be easy to install a new cellsite on top of the Vodafone building?
quickymart: Any plans for improving 4G at Smales Farm? I would have thought it would be great as they're just across the carpark...would it be easy to install a new cellsite on top of the Vodafone building?
johnr: ........we can't change the law of physics
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