Australasia (Optus) is the best of Australia`s top three mobile web service providers (Sydney Morning Herald).
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, an independent testing company, P3, tested voice and data services from three of Australia`s largest mobile network services, showing that Australia`s (Optus) performed best, beating (Telstra) for the first time in four years.
P3`s mobile connectivity benchmark (Connect Mobile Benchmark Australian) covers nine Australian cities, 19 towns and 6400 kilometers of major roads, ranking according to the performance of the three mobile network operators in terms of voice and data.
Australia became the fastest-growing operator this year, with the highest scores on voice and improved scores on data services; Thanks to a rise in service in remote areas, the company ranked first with 887 points, up 50 points from last year and beating Ausanne, which scored 884. Last year, the company overall ranked first, this year the company is still ranked first in data services. Vodafone (Vodafone) came in third with 817.
In major cities, the three mobile network operators all performed well in reliability and performance, but showed a gap in small towns. Among them, Australia has led the way in small towns and roads.
In terms of major measures, Australia and Australia News are comparable, while Vodafone has lagged behind in some measures, such as the use of Vodafone`s network for video playback in road tests.
In Sydney, Australia led slightly, followed by Vodafone. In Melbourne, Australia has performed best in every respect.
A spokesman for Australia said the company`s ongoing and comprehensive network investment to upgrade services in cities, remote areas, towns, major roads, highways and other places was a testament to the effectiveness of the company`s measures.
