Ann: Wangle Suspension Update, page-426

Personally my preference would be to see the ann and app release after market so that holders have time to digest over the weekend and see how the shiny new app shapes up, I think we are going to be pleasantly surprised...

On another note some may find the Deloitte mobile report interesting, particularly from page 31 where they discuss the primary drivers for selecting plans as well as the 'need for speed', it demonstrates the appetite for an app which aims to increase speed and reduce data consumption. If this thing works 35k users will be a walk in the park
“Insights
59% of respondents prefer to connect their smartphone using WiFi versus their mobile network. This preference is largely driven by cost, and is most pronounced in the 18–24 age group, 71% of whom indicate WiFi is their preferred connection. 4G users are less likely (54%) to connect to WiFi compared with non-4G users (63%). And although this may not be a well-known fact, using WiFi is a less power hungry means of connecting, than the network,which for many battery-savvy consumers is an added bonus.17

Why switch? More than half of respondents believe that 4G speeds are faster than WiFi. But only 11% of consumers cite 4G availability as a reason for selecting their current network operator – monthly service charge amount (22%) and the cost of the device (24%) are noted most often. When asked what the main reasons were to switch network operators 20% of respondents cited connection speed and quality and 15% flagged 4G availability as a key switching consideration an eight point increase over last year.

The demand for data continues to grow Australian mobile consumers’ appetite for data intensive content and services (e.g. watching short videos, curating content rich social networks, voIP and video calls) is increasing.18 Data and content consumption continues to rise in Australia with our monthly data consumption downloads exceeding 340,000 terabytes of which approximately 7% is downloaded over mobile networks.”

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