US wireless portability awareness

NBN says 1.3 percent of FttN lines sit below 25Mbps after co-existence ends

The company has also revealed that it has purchased 27,600 kilometres of copper cable.
Subtitle piracy: Will it be enforced in Australia?

Roadshow has argued that pirated subtitle files infringe the copyright of literary works of screenplays.
Five Eyes alliance reportedly looping in Germany, Japan against China

Chinese foreign interference is causing the Five Eyes intelligence alliance between the US, the UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand to expand informally to other nations, according ...

Second Canadian facing trouble in China following Huawei CFO arrest

Following the detainment in Beijing of a Canadian diplomat on leave, Canada has confirmed that it is working to 'ascertain the whereabouts' of a second citizen in China who reached ...
ACCC has concerns over TPG-Vodafone merger

The TPG-Vodafone Australia merger decision has yet to be made, with Australia's consumer watchdog saying it has concerns about competition that need to be addressed. ...
Can Firefox survive in a Google world?

With Microsoft's decision to switch to Chromium for its Edge browser, Mozilla's Firefox remains the only major browser developer that still maintains its own alternative engine. ...

What's really the fastest Windows 10 web browser today?

Every company is claiming their latest web browser is the fastest one yet. So, which one really is the fastest? I took them to the test bench -- and here's what I found. ...
Xfinity takes out Ookla's US broadband report

According to Ookla's latest fixed broadband report, the fastest major US city is Kansas City on 159/127Mbps and the fastest state is New Jersey on 121/56Mbps. ...
Telstra announces T22 small business plans

No lock-in contracts, 24/7 IT support, more small business specialists, unlimited data broadband plans, and Telstra Business Technology Centres have been announced under the ...

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