IndustryTelstra's post-ZTE pre-paid smartphones arrive at last courtesy Alcatel
Written by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Telstra has launched three new "affordable smartphones", from the $99 Telstra Essential Plus, the $129 Alcatel 1X and the $199 Telstra Superior, which ain't so heavy on the wallet in your posterior.
Australia’s Centre of Perinatal Excellence (COPE) is deploying Optus IT services and devices to help extend the reach of its digital screening solution, iCOPE.
auDA member files FoI request over alleged membership irregularities
Written by Sam Varghese
A member of auDA, the organisation that looks after the Australian domain namespace, has lodged a freedom of information request with the Department of Communications and the Arts over what he claims are membership irregularities, where individuals who were Supply-related were granted Demand Class membership.
US-based connected planning solutions vendor Anaplan is accelerating its expansion in the New Zealand market with the appointment of business solutions provider Mindfull as the company’s first channel partner in the country.
VIDEO: NBN CO says 'older Australians are the fastest-growing online learners'
Written by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
NBN Co says that Australians connected to the nbn "are twice as likely to enrol in online learning courses" and that older Australians are getting in on the action, too.
Internet Australia, which claims to represent its members and not the industry, has changed its voting procedures ahead of its annual general meeting which is scheduled to be held in either October or November.
RSP Aussie Broadband is calling on the Federal Government to fund changes to parts of the fixed wireless portion of the NBN
Samsung announces 'industry's first 5G modem fully compliant with 3GPP standards'
Written by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Global hardware giant Samsung has announced its single-chip Exynos Modem 5100, working from 2G through to 5G while boosting 4G LTE speeds to 1.6Gbps and 5G speeds of up to 2Gpbs, is designed to "accelerate 5G commercialisation", achieving a "successful over-the-air 5G-NR data call".
A record 2000 schoolgirls from 73 Victorian schools have participated in a Melbourne tech event designed to encourage them to take up a career in the technology sector.
Profits hit a high as customer numbers climb to a million-plus for Kogan
Written by Peter Dinham
Online retailer Kogan has had a big jump in revenue and profits for the full year to 30 June, on the back of a 45% boost in active customers to now claim 1.38 million total active customers.
