Many (most) of Australians don't even have the option of 10 mbit.
When the new NBN is rolled out, most will have the option for 25 Mbps. This plan is due to be completed by 2020.
When the new NBN is rolled out, most will have the option for 25 Mbps. This plan is due to be completed by 2020.
We can get 100mbit fibre for $1000/mo, plus cost of installing the fibre.
We can get 12/12 DSL for $300/mo.
As an app developer, I am often unable to upload anything to iTunes Connect without saturating the link and it timing out. The only feasible option is paying a premium for 4G/LTE speeds on Telstra.
It is continually dropping out (I get an average about 1 hour a week of downtime), my upload speed tops out at 35mbit (using iiNet's own tools) and for a lot of things like YouTube, videos can be sketchy, even on the more popular ones.
Australian's really aren't missing out on much if this was supposed to be the standard.