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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Advertising funded hotspot rollout for Chicago
Tantus Networks has announced plans to roll out more than 500 free hotspots throughout downtown Chicago and surrounding areas and to generate revenue from advertising.

 
Competitors accuse Qualcomm of IPR abuse
A number of global mobile communications technology companies have filed complaints against Qualcomm with the European Commission alleging anti-competitive conduct in the licensing of essential patents for 3G mobile technology.

 
Next evolution of CDMA 1x EV-DO one step nearer
CDMA developer, Qualcomm, has hailed a recent successful test call as a major milestone in the development of the next stage of CDMA 1x EV-DO technology, Rev. A.

 
engin's paying customers grow

Broadband telephone company engin Ltd (ASX:ENG) reached 10,000 paid services in the quarter ended 30 September 2005, up 67% on 30 June 2005. The total subscriber base as at 30 September exceeds 14,000, accoring to the company.

 
Telstra accuses Orion Telecoms of 'slamming'
Telstra has commenced legal proceedings against ASX-listed telephone service reseller, Orion Telecommunications Limited and its subsidiaries claiming to have received complaints from customers about Orion's telemarketing practices.

 
Telstra contemplates selling HK cellphone operator
Telstra has confirmed suggestions that it is looking at divesting its wholly-owned Hong Kong cellular network operator, CSL.

 
Mitel names Ethan Group as Platinum reseller
IP PABX developer, Mitel, has named Ethan Group as its second Platinum accredited systems integration partner for Australia, after Telstra. Mitel has also formally opened an expanded technical support centre in Sydney.

 
BankWest beefs up network security
Western Australia's BankWest has upgraded its Nortel-supplied network to improve the speed and security of its electronic services for Internet and ATM banking customers.

 
Optus moves to compulsorily acquire Alphawest
Optus says it has received sufficient acceptances under its takeover offer for Alphawest to take its relevant interest to more than 90 percent and it intends to proceed with the compulsory acquisition of the remaining Alphawest shares.

 
SBC to adopt AT&T name, post merger
SBC Communications says it will adopt AT&T as its name following completion of its acquisition of AT&T, which is expected later this year.

 
Gold Coast gets 24Mbps ADSL2/2+
Gold Coast Internet service provider, OntheNet, has become the first ISP in Queensland to offer 24Mbps ADSL2/2+ services, for both residential and business customers.
 
 
 
Mobiles lead rise in complaints to Ombudsman
Complaints to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) rose by almost a third in the 2005 financial year, with the greatest rate of increase coming from people who had problems with mobile phone services.

 
Bayside Council claims unique call centre
Bayside City Council in Victoria is developing a contact centre to serve to more than 84,000 residents using Nortel's Symposium contact centre technology and the Barracouta monitoring system.

 
NetComm launches fully-featured sub $200 IP phone
NetComm has launched the SIP-compliant V85 desktop IP telephone "designed specifically to meet the needs of the growing IP PABX market," for less than $200.

 
One manager, many Skype accounts
Skype has announced Skype Groups, enabling one person to buy and distribute Skype's premium services to multiple Skype accounts.

 
Optus says IP networking growing dramatically
Optus has released the fourth edition of the Optus IP Index – an annual survey of IP networking conducted with 71 Optus Business customers, users of IP networks, of all sizes.

 
Unwired now half way to breakeven
Unwired Group has revealed that it had 36,600 customers for the quarter ending 30 September.

 
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