Austria, April 2026, Mobile Network Experience
Opensignal's April 2026 Austria Mobile Network Experience Report explores how operators perform across key metrics including video, games, speed, availability, and consistency, with insights drawn from real consumer data measuring everyday connectivity experiences.
Feb 2026
Global Mobile Network Experience Awards 2026
Opensignal sheds light on the difference in the experience seen by our users on different operators across the globe — to better inform users, operators and regulators.
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Austria, April 2025, Mobile Network Experience
3 earns the title of Best Network. A1 retains its win for Coverage Experience; Magenta wins the 5G Download Speed and 5G Upload Speed awards outright.
Europe’s legacy networks: 3G and 2G still matter in the age of 5G
This analysis explores reliance on 3G and 2G across 36 European markets, highlights recent 3G shutdowns in the U.K., and underscores the implications for mobile experience and operator strategies.
Analyzing the consistency of mobile experience across European operator groups
For the first time, Opensignal has analyzed the mobile experience across operator groups in Western and Central Europe, focusing on Consistent Quality (CQ). We have focused on six groups: A1 Group, Deutsche Telekom Group, Orange Group, PPF Group, United Group and Vodafone Group.
Austria, April 2024, Mobile Network Experience
Opensignal looks at mobile network experience in Austria among users of 3, A1 and Magenta
GLOBAL MOBILE NETWORK EXPERIENCE AWARDS 2024
In the fifth Global Mobile Network Experience Awards report, Opensignal once again compares operators from around the world to recognize those on which our users had the best overall experience.
Mobile network speeds leaped ahead in 2023, but some markets lag behind
Here we review the progression of mobile network user experience that took place over 2023. By examining the Download Speed Experience during the year-end three-month periods of both 2022 and 2023, we have identified a clear positive trend in network performance across the regions of Europe, the Middle East and Northern Africa, and the Asia Pacific, which have exacerbated the experience gap seen between markets that existed before.
Canada struggles in the global 5G race due to insufficient mid-band spectrum
In this new analysis, Opensignal investigates the impact of spectrum bandwidth on the 5G mobile network experience of our Canadian smartphone users, compared to that of users in other OECD markets.
