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T-Mobile, MetroPCS are dead; long live T-Mobile
U.S. wireless carriers T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS Communications have completed their merger. Meet the new T-Mobile US.
Kogan claims victory in court dispute with ISPOne
Telstra Mobile reseller ISPOne has abandoned its case against Kogan Mobile, agreeing to cease suspending Kogan Mobile users without the company's permission.
Telstra has sold more than 2.1 million 4G devices
In almost a year and a half since launching 4G in Australia, Telstra now has more than 2.1 million 4G devices on its network.
UNSW wants NBN for research campuses
The University of New South Wales' research campuses across New South Wales are crying out for high bandwidth on the NBN.
How cloud telephony can make life easier for Indian firms
In this article Vijay Sharma, co-founder of Exotel, tells us how his cloud telephony app resolves the pain point of managing customers on inbound voice and SMS without the hassles of running a full fledged call center.
Bharti Softbank investing $7M in its messaging app to attract 15M users
The company is aiming to quadruple the current user base of five million in its messaging app, hike, by end-2013, by investing in new features and marketing.
Taiwan: China's cyberarmy shifting target to think tanks, telcos
Taiwanese government claims China's cyberarmy now employs more than 100,000 people, has a yearly budget of more than US$2.71 million and is now focusing on think tanks and firms responsible for critical infrastructure.
ACMA defends secret 4G auction process
Last week saw the auction for the digital dividend spectrum that will be used for 4G services kick off, but none of the participants are talking about it.
Telecom NZ buys Revera for NZ$96.5m
Telecom New Zealand has confirmed that it has purchased IT infrastructure and datacentre company Revera in a deal worth NZ$96.5 million.
Philippines warns of mobile phone jammers ahead of elections
Ahead of country's general elections 2013 in May where votes are transmitted via mobile phones, authorities urge the public to look out for jammers which can delay transmission and affect results' credibility.
The so-called self-proclaimed podcast
On this week's Technolatte podcast, the Australian team discusses the AFP's arrest of the self-proclaimed leader of LulzSec, Excite Mobile being found guilty of misleading Indigenous Australian customers, the Galaxy S4 launch, and Apple's latest results.
Telstra tapped to provide Jetstar comms
Telstra has been picked by Jetstar to provide the budget airliner's telecommunications services in a multimillion-dollar deal.
Moutter makes his mark with his Telecom NZ reinvention
In less than a year since taking the CEO mantle, Simon Moutter has already changed Telecom New Zealand forever.
UK F1 team Mercedes links up with Tata's global fiber ring
Formula One team Mercedes AMG Petronas expects to draw data three times faster from its cars racing around the world to its UK headquarters, by utilizing Tata Communications's global subsea fiber ring.
Intel in talks with Thailand to provide low-cost 3G
Chip giant urges Thailand to offer a low-cost prepaid mobile 3G service to low-income citizens to close the digital divide and create greater economic growth.