Skinny Mobile news stories

The telecommunications provider says it is looking to make running out of data a thing of the past.

“It’s getting harder to be a small business in New Zealand, but technology is making life easier for us.”

A majority of Kiwis are finding mobile phones increasingly indispensable to everyday life, a new survey finds with some very interesting results.

The increase in IoT networks came after one specialist IoT network, KotahiNet, commenced operations in 2016.

There are no top-ups, no prepaid balances, no vouchers and no standard rates.

Skinny Mobile is celebrating some decent wins over the last couple of weeks, after winning the Consumer NZ People’s Choice Award 2016.

“Being rated number one in customer satisfaction is amazing and something we’re really proud of. "

The service will be available in selected 4G areas across New Zealandand will operate on Spark’s 4G network.

“Those who download the app will receive rewards for hosting ads and personalised content that genuinely interests them, in one place."

“The mobile market is a highly competitive one and as our customers aren’t locked into contracts, we know we need to keep them happy."

Skinny Mobile has received a number of accolades from the 2015 Canstar Blue Awards, achieving five stars in a range of categories.

Data is considered more important than other functions by Kiwis, and 2degrees along with Skinny Mobile have been named top service providers in NZ.

Skinny Mobile tops for prepay, while 2degrees wins for those on plans - but what exactly are we using mobile phones for these days?

Skinny is offering customers rollover data, the first of many announcements

Telecom has today announced an exclusive partnership with JB Hi-Fi, offering customers Telecom and Skinny Mobile in store.