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All New Apps to Look Out For in 2020!

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Here at Telechoice , we understand that you want to keep ahead of the curve and stay on trend. That’s quite easy to do with uninterrupted coverage thanks to the Telechoice Telstra network. Are you wanting to make sure you’re up to date with all the latest apps? Well, here’s the apps that TeleChoice Sydney recommend you keep your eye on.  Now, not every single app is a knock-out like Instagram or Tik Tok. Still, it’s good to know what developers have been working on and which apps might even work for you.   Hey Email   Now this app has made huge viral success after its launch, which is perhaps why it has come to market with a pretty price attached. It is however an awesome easy to use app that provides added security when it comes to your emails. ‘Hey Email’ gives you added privacy because it blocks email trackers, preventing them from finding out which emails you have (or haven’t opened).   With its only real downfall being the cost, Hey Email is definite...

Studies Show Safety of 5G Network

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The TeleChoice Telstra network is currently being upgraded to the latest and most powerful mobile technology yet – 5G. This technology is set to make significant changes to the way we communicate, do business and connect – a mobile network revolution. 5G enabled mobile devices are already in stock at TeleChoice stores and available on TeleChoice mobile plans , so you can experience this new tech as it rolls out over the next few years. Recent Studies Show 5G is Safe   It’s important to ensure that new technology is safe for use, and recent studies by Telstra on the TeleChoice Telstra 5G network have demonstrated the safety of this technology in a number of important ways.  The network produces electromagnetic energy (EME) levels of around 1000 times below accepted safety limits.  These EME levels are similar to those produced by existing 3G, 4G and Wi-Fi networks.  The rollout of the TeleChoice Telstra 5G network and availability of 5G enabl...