TAG | Telstra finally delivers good news with $1b 3G launch |
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| by Stan Beer | |
| Friday, 06 October 2006 | |
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Page 2 of 3 "The NEXT G network's unprecedented scale and scope demonstrates how committed Telstra is to creating new customer experiences that match or surpass the best in the world," he said. Featured Whitepaper
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Telstra claims customers can make voice calls on their Australian mobile phone in more places while travelling overseas than on any other Australian network. NEXT G customers will also be able to install a NEXT G turbo card into their computer, providing high-speed access to the Internet, which Telstra says will enable high speed data access across Australia and 30 countries around the world. "Teleworkers at remote locations using wireless broadband and video conferencing will be able to access information traditionally stored in the office almost instantaneously while they are on the road, at the client's office or in the back of a taxi heading to the airport," Mr Trujillo said. Telstra and Ericsson will continue to extend network coverage and upgrade software for faster speeds next year in readiness for the closure of the CDMA network in 2008, when they say NEXT G coverage will be as good, or better than currently available with the older CDMA technology.
Telstra has not released pricing for the new 3G service yet. |
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