Vodafone: No 3G an iPhone deal-killer
Vodafone CEO Arun Sarin has confirmed an interest in the iPhone but admits he's worried about the lack of 3G connectivity in the device.
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Coonan's 'equal opportunity' broadband
The details of a scheme that promises the most far-flung Aussies a chance to get the same broadband that their city-dwelling cousins have had for some time have been unveiled.Communications Minister Helen Coonan revealed guidelines for the Australian Broadband Guarantee (ABG) program -- the scheme under which those living in the most broadband-deprived areas can claim a AU$2,750 subsidy towards satellite connectivity.
Safari for Windows claims a million users
Apple has confirmed that downloads of the browser have reached six-figures, although security issues were spotted within hours of its launch
Mozilla hits out at Apple's Safari plans
Company's chief operating officer believes Steve Jobs wants to steal Firefox users and create a 'duopoly' with Microsoft
Private equity snaps up O2 Airwave
O2's emergency services digital radio network has been bought by two of Australian bank Macquarie's managed infrastructure funds
Roaming cuts may lead to coverage black spots
GSM Association has warned that if impending legislation becomes law, lost revenue could mean operators shut down unprofitable base stations
OPEL broadband: AU$750 cheaper to connect
The cost of connecting to Australia's forthcoming WiMax bush broadband will not be as expensive as some have suggested, according to OPEL, the joint venture between Elders and Optus, the company building the network.Jason Horley, general manager of Elders, said today that the cost of installing the necessary equipment in users' homes to enable them to connect to the network will be far less than some industry figures have predicted.
Westnet hits P2P with traffic prioritisation
Westnet tackling P2P with traffic prioritisation
Telstra: No longer your last resort?
Telstra may no longer be the average Aussie's last resort for communications -- the government has announced that it is looking into the telco's Universal Service Obligation (USO), and it could be ripe for change.Speaking yesterday, Communications Minister Helen Coonan unveiled a review of a telecommunications regulation that could see Telstra pay less towards ensuring all Australians can access basic services.
Lords shows support for roaming price cap
Roaming rip-offs: Lords Committee investigating roaming costs has announced its support for EC price cap proposals