A number of leading manufacturers of broadband over powerline technology: DS2, Mitsubishi, Schneider Electric, Sumitomo, Ascom, EdP and Corinex have lined up behind the recently finalised European BPL standard, OPERA.
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Starbucks at Circular Quay in Sydney has been ranked as the second most desirable wireless hotspot location in Asia from a poll of almost 2000 business and leisure travellers conducted by Intel.
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The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) says the price Optus wants to charge for terminating calls on its mobile network is substantially above costs.
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NSW premier, Morris Iemma has launched the NSW Government broadband service, the core network of which was designed and built by Soul (formerly SP Telemedia).
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Optus has acquired an additional 59,000 cellphone customers in the quarter to 30 September taking its total mobile customer base to 6.08 million.
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NetStar Australia is to implement an $1.5 million converged Cisco voice and data network for Wesley College, the largest private school in Australia.
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Qualcomm, and its wholly owned subsidiary SnapTrack, have filed a law suit accusing Nokia of infringing eleven of Qualcomm's patents and one patent owned by SnapTrack that, according to Qualcomm, are essential for the manufacture or use of equipment that complies with the GSM, GPRS and EDGE cellular standards.
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According to a US market research company, gas reticulation networks could be used to deliver broadband services through ultawideband radio signals 'ducted' down the pipes.
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O2 has unveiled what it claims to be the smallest multimedia PDA-phone on the market, the O2 Xda Atom.
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Nokia has started shipping the Nokia 770, its first 'Internet tablet' product and its first product to run under Linux.
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Fujitsu Australia has beat around a dozen other regional Fujitsu subsidiaries in an internal bidding contest for the right to host a new product integration support centre.
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The battle between Telstra and the ACCC over the ACCC proposed pricing for the unbundled local loop services (ULLS) has reached new heights of intensity, with Telstra's chairman, Donald McGauchie launching a very public and very personal attack on ACCC chairman, Graeme Samuel.
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The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has put in place a programme to find 'zombie' computers on the Australian internet.
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Research company, Gartner, has rated Telstra the number one IP-VPN provider in Asia. The assessment criteria include: reliability, performance, support installation and repairs, range of options and pricing.
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Broadband VoIP service provider, engin, has gained access to a new market - Australia's defence forces personnel - through a resale agreement.
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Websense has been awarded a US patent for its web filtering technology.
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Tonga Communications Corporation (TCC), the principal carrier for the Kingdom of Tonga, has selected Ericsson's Ethernet DSL Access (EDA) product to provide broadband Internet services.
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