CommsWire daily newsletter - 10 February 2021

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CommsWire - 20 April 2018

ZTE ban may curb its use of Android and Android Go The US export ban on Chinese telecommunications equipment maker ZTE may mean that the company, which uses Google's Android mobile operating system for its smartphones, may lose its licence to use the operating system.

CommsWire - 11 April 2018

ACMA seeks public input to new rules for NBN consumer migration The Australian Communications and Media Authority, has requested public consultation on new rules which would set minimum complaints-handling process requirements on all service providers dealing with consumers migrating to the NBN.  

CommsWire - 20 March 2018

Missing: 200,000 dwellings from NBN Co ready-to-connect category About 200,000 homes and businesses which were classed as "ready to connect" in November 2017 by the NBN Co have gone missing from this category of dwellings according to the company's own figures.

CommsWire - 13 March 2018

NBN Co to issue monthly progress reports NBN Co, the company rolling out Australia's national broadband network, has announced it will publish a monthly progress report from now on to track any improvements in services which it delivers on its network. 

CommsWire - 20 February 2018

House panel opens inquiry into NBN Co business case The Australian Parliament's Joint Standing Committee on the National Broadband Network has opened inquiries into the NBN Co's business case and the rollout of the network in rural and regional areas.

CommsWire - 21 December 2017

Video streaming threatens mobile network performances: Telstra There is an emerging threat to the performance of mobile networks with the risk that peak demand from the video streaming explosion might swamp network cell capacity, according to a senior Telstra executive.