Blimey, they’re all at it. Optus’ low price network, Virgin Mobile, has just announced its iPhone 4S pricing. Full details after the jump. More »
Virgin’s announced new plans with an element of self-tailored usage, whether your needs are for heavy texts or heavy data usage. More »
Given the fact I’m becoming an old man have little time for the pop music of today (an industry that celebrates Justin Bieber is not an industry I care for), I will almost definitely never, ever listen to the new internet radio station launched by Virgin Mobile and dmg Radio. More »
It was a huge ordeal in the States, prompting Steve Jobs himself to cut short a Hawaiian vacation to address the media. But here in Australia, we’re getting mixed reports on whether Antennagate is even an issue on the Australian networks. More »
If you were waiting for Virgin Mobile’s iPhone 4 pricing, you should be following them on Twitter, because that’s where they shared the info. Updated. More »
Gizmodo readers might be getting the feeling their handset is more and more a data device and less and less a telephone. Virgin Mobile seems to be noticing that shift, too. The new Virgin Smart Caps, launched today, tip the voice/data balance firmly in favour of data. Starting at $29 per month, now offer unlimited SMS to any network plus 1GB of data included while giving a lesser focus to included voice value. And you can even get the Samsung Galaxy S on a $29 plan. More »
Whether you blame it on Twitter, texts or the inability to make a phone call on a touchscreen phone, the US is moving away from voice calls, with the average length of a call falling dramatically in the last year. More »
Some new phone deals come with free access to Facebook or Twitter for a limited time. Virgin Mobile’s going the extra step to give all mobile and broadband customers access to whatever they want with a bonus 1GB of mobile internet data until June 2010. More »
A Winnipeg man has been dumped by his girlfriend of two-and-a-half years, after she found his phone riddled with sext messages. Only problem? He didn’t write any of them. Virgin Mobile did. More »
At the end of each month, do you know what happens to all those unused minutes of talk and text in your phone contract. They DIE! Dead! Gone forever into the ether, with nothing to remember them by. Unless you’re on one of Virgin’s new rollover plans, which rolls over any unused talk and text to the following month. Then you get an extra 30 days to say a proper goodbye… More »
