Telstra launches Next G home gateway from NetComm
As predicted by iTWire last week Telstra has introduced a home Internet gateway, supplied by NetComm that uses HSPA+ over Next G to connect to the Internet.
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CASA picks Macquarie to secure internet gateway
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has selected Macquarie Telecom as its provider of secure Internet gateway services.

 
Telstra Wholesale refutes critics with new appointments
Telstra Wholesale has made a number of senior executive appointments saying they indicate that rumours of its demise are greatly exaggerated.

 
SMS messaging specialist mBlox opens in Australia

mBlox which claims to be the world's largest mobile transaction network has launched Premium SMS (PSMS) services in Australia and has opened an office in Sydney, with Hugh Haley as country manager.

 
Fujitsu & Syndesis team: for a slice of Telstra's OSS spend?
Fujitsu and Syndesis, a provider of convergent service delivery management, are to jointly market their products and services in the Asia Pacific region.

 
Consultancy to aid telcos with ACIF code compliance
A new company, Mitigate Consulting, has been set up to provide advice to telecommunications carriers, service providers and internet service providers on customer relations and ACIF Code compliance.

 
GrangeNet II upgraded with Cisco gear
The core of the GrangeNet II has been upgraded with the replacement of the original optical core network with a network of four Cisco 15454 Multiservice Provisioning Platform (MSPP) systems and the edge of the network upgraded using the latest Cisco 7609 routers.

 
TeleWare launches SIP softphone for Microsoft PDAs
Telephony software company TeleWare has released its iX-Fone SIP-based softphone for Microsoft CE and Microsoft PocketPC based PDA's in Australia/ New Zealand.

 
Vodafone and Legion launch info and entertainment services
Vodafone and Legion Interactive have launched a range of info and entertainment services that can be accessed from a wide range of handsets on 2G, 2.5G or 3G networks

 
Cisco teams up with ZTE
Cisco Systems and China's largest listed telecoms manufacturer, ZTE Corporation, have signed an agreement to develop business opportunities in the telecommunications service provider market in China and the Asia Pacific region, excluding Japan.

 
NICTA Forum to promote sensor networks research
National ICT Australia (NICTA) has launched its Sensor Network Forum "to promote industry and research collaboration in the fast-growing area of wireless sensor networks."

 
Downer CTG outsources support for Huawei gear to NCR
Downer Communications Technology Group (CTG), a business unit of Downer Engineering, set up last year to be the exclusive Australian distributor of telecoms equipment from Chinese manufacturer, Huawei, has appointed NCR's Worldwide Customer Services (WCS) division to provide field support for Huawei products.

 
Tele-IP's Beam cracks global Iridium terminal market
ASX-listed Tele-IP's wholly-owned subsidiary, Beam Communications, has appointed Norwegian company Marlink AS to resell its satellite terminals to the global market.

 
Macedonia to get world's largest WiFi network
US manufacturer of WiFi mesh technology, Strix Systems, has been selected by a Macedonian ISP to create a country-wide wireless mesh network that will be capable of delivering broadband data, video and VoIP to the entire population.

 
Cordless Skype his US high streets
Motorola in the US has introduced the first Skype-certified Bluetooth headset which has gone on sale at 3,500 RadioShack stores nationwide for $US99.99.

 
Internode plans backbone bandwidth boost
Internet backbone Broadband ISP, Internode, is planning to increase capacity on its backbone network in preparation for delivering video-on-demand services throughout Australia.

 
Dept of Finance opts for Siemens IP phone system
The Federal Department of Finance and Administration has awarded Commander Communications a $1.8 million contract to install a Siemens HiPath 4000 IP PABX and Siemens ProCenter 5.1 contact centre system along with 1400 IP phones for its four Canberra sites.

 
Freshtel brings R&D in-house
ASX-listed VoIP technology company, Freshtel Holdings, is to acquire the research and development assets and liabilities of its outsourced R&D firm, Teragen International Pty Ltd.

 
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