New Zealand has been made into the 4G network services, the Government confirmed its initial frequency allocation from the old analog TV spectrum.

Some people will greatly contribute to digital TV, the rest of the 4G network and other new uses. “These decisions will enable New Zealand to achieve productivity and cost-effectiveness of emerging wireless technologies, as well as to help achieve high-speed broadband to rural areas of the country, said:” New Zealand Prime Minister on the communications and IT, Stephen Joyce.

After the commencement of the spectrum will be allocated a number of switching cycles (DSO), is expected in New Zealand some time between 2013 and 2015