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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.
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.
Telstra, Optus, Vodafone, Virgin reveal Samsung Galaxy S4 pricing
The Samsung Galaxy S4 will launch in Australia on Saturday, with all the major mobile telcos planning on offering the new 4G device.
Telstra reveals data sharing plans
Telstra will soon let customers share data allowances across multiple devices.
Telstra eyes Cambodia, Vietnam opportunities
Australian telco opens a new Singapore office as part of wider plans to grow its international business in the region and promote its expanded service offerings.
Telstra's copper can get 25Mbps for NBN: Thodey
Telstra CEO David Thodey has indicated that Telstra's copper network would be able to achieve 25Mbps download speeds in a fibre-to-the-node scenario.
Stepping into Kogan 'crazy land'
On this week's Technolatte podcast, the Australian team discusses the latest in the Kogan Mobile vs ISPOne stoush, how Australian security pros view themselves, and yet more NBN fallout.
Leaked Telstra plans show T-Mobile offering
Telstra appears to be adopting T-Mobile-style BYO plans, based on pricing leaked to ZDNet.
Telstra and Australian Defence sign off on AU$1.1 billion contract
Telstra has said it plans to create 350 new roles to implement an AU$1.1 billion Department of Defence contract to build the department's new terrestrial communications network.
Turnbull looks forward to Telstra deal
The federal opposition has rejected suggestions that Telstra has it over a barrel because it needs the telco's copper wires for its alternative National Broadband Network.
Kogan to take ISPOne to court
Kogan is due to meet ISPOne head on in court following the 'unauthorised' disconnection of Kogan Mobile customers.
Full Spectrum: Hindsight is Telstra's best 2020 vision
Telstra has this week made some predictions for what the world will be like in 2020, but it's not the first time the company has made grand predictions.
Telstra's AFL app has pre-season jitters
Telstra's AFL app has stumbled since its launch, but the company said that it is working through the problems.
Kogan blames ISPOne for mobile customer woes
After a month of speculation, Kogan has blamed ISPOne, the mobile wholesale company reselling Telstra mobile services to Kogan and Aldi, for preventing some high-usage customers from continuing to use their mobile service.
Google spectre allows Sensis' TrueLocal deal
The Australian competition watchdog has allowed Telstra subsidiary Sensis to buy out directories business TrueLocal, because most of its services are also offered through Google.