What every eco-friendly/tech-savvy lady surely needs: a handbag covered in little solar panels. Cleverly, it has a USB connection inside it, drawing on the beneficent rays of Sol to charge your mobile phone or MP3 player or whatever.
What every eco-friendly/tech-savvy lady surely needs: a handbag covered in little solar panels. Cleverly, it has a USB connection inside it, drawing on the beneficent rays of Sol to charge your mobile phone or MP3 player or whatever. Superb! Let's have one for us guys now...
NBN overprovisioning makes lowest two speed tiers faster than advertised
Chances are if you are on a 12Mbps or 25Mbps fixed-line NBN plan, even during busy hours, you'll be getting over 100% of the advertised speed.
ACMA registers new rules for fighting spam calls
Telcos will need to detect, trace, and block scam calls originating from or traversing their networks.
Home Affairs wants to expand telco security reform notification requirements
Says changes would allow, as one example, the department to impose conditions relating to the use of entities in the supply chain.
It's just a telco, standing in front of a consumer, asking them to feel a sense of loss if they choose Telstra or TPG.
Filling the 5G gap left by the Huawei ban is going to be expensive
The UK government has pledged £250 million to diversify the country's 5G supply chain in the wake of a ban on Huawei's equipment.
You might have to wait longer for those faster broadband speeds after all
The UK government's new infrastructure strategy has significantly downgraded targets for countrywide faster connectivity.
Telstra set to pay AU$50m for unconscionable sales to 108 Indigenous Australians
Five stores signed up people to postpaid mobile contracts that led to an average debt of AU$7,400 per customer.
China lashes out at India app block, UK 5G ban
Government officials express "serious" and "significant" concerns over India's move to block another 43 mobile apps developed by Chinese tech vendors as well as the UK's new security ...
Huawei ban: Big fines for telecoms companies if they ignore new security standards
A new security bill enshrines the Huawei ban into UK law, and lays out sanctions for those who fail to follow the rules.
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