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Mobile broadband and smart phones have changed the way we live and work
In a recent report the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association has highlighted how mobile broadband and in particular smart phones have helped to change the way in which we live and work. There is little doubt that technology has changed the lives of many Australians over recent years, and as technology has ...
‘Visionary’ lost with death of Steve Jobs
He brought innovative technological masterpieces to the world and inspired a whole generation...the death of Steve Jobs has sent shockwaves through the world of technology and beyond. Steve Jobs, the co-founder of technology giant Apple, brought innovative products to Australia and the rest of the world, with a range of technological ...
NBN debate harmed by misleading wireless stats
A report was recently released showing how the uptake and use of wireless mobile broadband had overtaken DSL fixed line connections. However, another report has branded these figures misleading, adding that they have harmed the NBN debate. According to the recent June 2011 Internet Activity Report from the Australian Bureau of ...
Australians favour mobile internet
According to recent reports Australians now favour mobile internet to DSL services, with the number of mobile internet connections now said to be higher than DSL connections for the first time in Australia. There is no doubt that mobile internet has provided many Australians with increased flexibility, ease and convenience, enabling ...
3G mobile broadband services launched in Australia by Wave C*nnect
It has been announced that Wave C*nnect is to launch its 3G mobile broadband service in Australia, which will be offered as a bundle with a range of Toshiba devices that come with embedded modems and preloaded SIM cards. It has recently been announced that Wave C*nnect is launching its 3G ...
Customers getting better deals with phones and mobile broadband
According to recent reports customers in Australia are getting better deals when it comes to their mobile phones and mobile internet, as providers compete for business. Many Australians these days are looking for a good deal on their mobile internet and mobile phone services, with households and businesses trying to make ...
Broadband plans improved by Vividwireless
It has been announced that the wireless communications provider Vividwireless is making improvements to its range of wireless broadband plans, which could benefit users in a number of ways. In a recent announcement the wireless communications company Vividwireless has announced that it is making some minor improvements to its range of ...
Mobile internet to boom in Australia and New Zealand
It has been predicted that more and more people in Australia are set to start enjoying the benefits of mobile internet, leading to a surge in the use of this type of technology. According to recent reports Australia is set to see a surge in the use of mobile internet and ...
Telstra launches world’s fastest national mobile broadband service
Australian communications giant Telstra has launched the world's fastest mobile broadband service with the launch of the Telstra Ultimate USB Modem. It has been reported that Australians can now enjoy access to the world's fastest mobile broadband services, and this comes after the recent launch of the Telstra Ultimate USB Modem, ...
New mobile broadband cap plans from Optus
Australian broadband and communications giant Optus has recently unveiled a range of new mobile broadband cap plans to give consumers more choice over how they use their data. It has been announced recently by the Australian communications and broadband giant Optus that it is launching a range of new mobile broadband ...
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