Australia's major telcos unfazed by Internode's business market push
Australia’s major telcos remain unperturbed despite news that rival ISP, Internode, will be zeroing in on enterprise customers, after setting up its new Brisbane office.
Australia’s major telcos remain unperturbed despite news that rival ISP, Internode, will be zeroing in on enterprise customers, after setting up its new Brisbane office.
BlackBerry maker, Research in Motion, has announced its new Torch 9800 handset and BlackBerry 6 operating system - unveiled overnight in the US - will be available through all of Australia's major mobile telcos.
Singapore's SingTel, parent company of Australia's Optus, has incorporated a new ICT investment company subsidiary
Long-serving SingTel (ASX:SGT) directors Heng Swee Keat, John Powell Morshchell and Deepak S Parekh have each restired from the company's board
Social networking site LinkedIn has partnered with Optus and 3 to provide free access to the LinkedIn mobile application.
Optus has completed a substantial upgrade of its HFC cable network in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney that will allow residents in supported areas access to speeds ranging up to around 80Mbps or more, using the improved DOCSIS 3 standard.
An extensive restructure of Optus' technology divisions has seen its chief information officer Lawrie Turner resign from the business.
Optus chief information officer, Lawrie Turner, has resigned following an extensive restructure of the telco's technology divisions.
Telstra, Optus and Apple itself have released their respective local pricing details for the iPhone 4, with the big T also confirming it would open its stores around Australia at midnight on Thursday night to give full access to customers keen to pick up the hyped Apple handset as soon as possible.
Optus this morning confirmed plans to launch Apple's latest iPhone 4 handset at midnight launches around the country on Thursday night, despite Apple publicising plans to open its stores from 8am Friday morning.
The Federal Government will extend its planned fibre roll-out under the National Broadband Network from an initial 90 per cent of Australian premises to 93 per cent – covering an additional 1.6 million extra premises.
Optus LTE trial achieves 50Mbps
Optus has successfully demonstrated its Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology operating on 2100 MHz spectrum and achieving download speeds of more than 50Mbps.
As well as its notice of annual general meeting and circulars to shareholders
The company, a subsidiary of SingTel, has promoted COO Chia Wee Boon to fill the vacancy