According to sources, BT's new pay-as-you-go Internet service, Click, is to be launched on October 2nd.
This will be charged for through the users' phone bills, at a premium of a penny a minute on top of ordinary call charges. It is thought that Click is a major part of BT's plans to become the pre-eminent Internet provider in the country, especially in conjunction with the company's plans to give every person in the UK a free email address for the Millennium.
Home Affairs floats making telcos retain MAC addresses and port numbers
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SK Telecom and Swisscom launch 5G roaming service
Koreans visiting Switzerland will be able to stay connected to 5G wireless networks.
Ready or not, here comes the new Twitter
Twitter has looked the same for almost seven years, but now, brace yourself, it's being redesigned from the ground up.
Ban Huawei from core of 5G networks, government told
But there are no technical grounds for a full ban on Huawei equipment in the UK's 5G networks, according to a committee of MPs.
Telstra outage takes down ATMs and Eftpos
Cash is king when Australia is lacking in Eftpos.
SK Telecom applies Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing to railway network
The application of Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing technology on networks in railway will boost the data transfer rate on trains from 10Gbps to 100Gbps, the telco said. ...
Australian telco complaints are up and it isn't because of the NBN
Non-NBN fixed broadband services saw a 62% increase in complaints for the last quarter of 2018.
Cisco acquires Acacia Communications for $2.6 billion
Cisco buys one of its suppliers for its optical interconnect technology.
5G and Huawei: Mobile networks race ahead as government delays
While the race for Number 10 continues, the UK's mobile networks are gambling that the new Prime Minister will let them use Huawei equipment in their 5G networks. ...
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