The board of broadband wireless network operator, BigAir has unanimously rejected the takeover offer from rival wireless network operator, Clever Communications.
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Dubbing Telstra’s recent statements as an “amazing broadband price
yo-yo” and accusing Telstra over its ability to count or be honest over the
cost of the Australian National Broadband Network (NBN), the T4 (Tell
the Trust Telstra) coalition says it’s all a load of “nonsense”.
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Snapdragon, Qualcomm's soon to be released mobile device chipset will be featured in the company's first every briefing in Australia for analysts and media on November 19.
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The Government of American Samoa has endorsed the funding for a submarine cable network that will give it, and Samoa, a submarine fibre connection to the rest of the world, at a bargain basement price.
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Telstra has marked the second anniversary of the launch of its Next G network by confirming that it will be the first in the world to support downstream data speeds of 21Mbps by year end, but don't expect to be able to make use of this anytime soon.
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The exorbitant cost of both making and receiving calls on your mobile phone overseas is well known, but an Aussie company has come up with a solution claimed to cut the cost of making calls by up to 70 percent.
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Telstra’s still-new “Dr Phil”, David Quilty, has issued a statement
urging the Australian Federal Government to make broadband its first
infrastructure priority, affirming Telstra’s belief it is still the
best company placed to build the National Broadband Network and
bemoaning the regulatory hurdles that Telstra says has cost 3 years of
time.
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Clever Communications has launched a takeover bid for rival broadband wireless network operator BigAir, with an all-share offer that values BigAir at a 16 percent premium on its recent share price.
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Multimedia technology company, Dilithium Networks, has developed technology to support the delivery of live video or streamed video-on-demand to an iPhone, viewable in the standard Safari browser.
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Avaya Australia has added support for the iPhone to Avaya one-X Mobile, its software application for mobile phones that enables them to function as a cordless extension off the Avaya business IP PBX.
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Sierra Wireless, the company that supplies many of the external broadband wireless modems sold by Australian mobile operators, has chosen Australia to debut its new 900MHz HSPA embedded modem, its first 900MHz product, citing the 'world leading' 900MHz 3G network rollouts being undertaken by Optus & Vodafone.
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3G wireless broadband is getting cheaper and is increasingly being presented as a viable alternative to DSL. But the mobile industry is not content with this: a bunch of its members have now teamed up to promoted laptops with embedded wireless broadband as "a compelling alternative to WiFi."
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After making a $US430m foray into push email in 2005 to compete with Blackberry in the enterprise market, Nokia has thrown in the towel and will rely on companies such as Cisco and Microsoft to provide this and other mobility applications to enterprise customers.
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VoIP provider Engin (ASX: ENG) - which has struggled since its grand plan to become a leading triple play operator reselling the TiVo for its major shareholder, Seven Network, came unstuck - has moved to get that strategy partly back on track announcing that it wil launch its ADSL2+ service next month.
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Chinese company PrettyMay has developed what it says is the only Skype-certified software PBX for Windows. It enables business to advertise a single SkypeIn phone number, and handle up to 30 simultaneous incoming calls and up to 500 extensions, which could be in multiple locations.
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Vodafone's operations in Australia, New Zealand and a number of other major markets will get a new CEO following a restructuring of the global mobile company's operations earlier this month.
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