News
Telstra share loss in consumer postpaid sector as Optus enjoys postpaid growth; Vocus, M2 merger nearing completion with ACCC giving green light; Optus lands A$115 million Australian Government contract; Mobile coverage at 100% with SatSleeve says Optus; UXC Oxygen on the rails with SAP deployment; OPPO goes Australia-wide with TeleChoice; ShoreTel lifts Aussie market presence with M5 acquisition.
6th November 2015
The Australian Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy Vol 3 No 3 (September 2015) is now available and papers are being sought for the December 2015 issue that includes the themes of Universal Service Obligation, Telecommunication Legacy Issues and Economic Research.
6th November 2015
iOS continues to rise in Australia, Huawei Europe?s 2nd largest Android brand; Cyber Security: Needs a global perspective; Consumers accessing cloud computing services: 4.6 billion by 2020; Nokia Networks, China Mobile join forces to develop 5G; Fujitsu releases 'game changing' IoT Edgeware; MyNetFone changes corporate name; Telkomtelstra appoints new President Director; Alcatel-Lucent wins 3-year New Caledonia deal.
5th November 2015
Optus unleashes new wireless broadband challenge; IA warns about extending access to Data Retention scheme; Nokia Networks to trial Artemis Networks? pCell technology; Optus snares Premier League rights; Radio regulations under microscope; Good deal completes for Blackberry; Active VoLTE connections to reach over 1 billion by 2018.
4th November 2015
Amaysim makes its pre-paid plans even more amazing; NBN killer? Nokia and SK Telecom?s joint 5G trial: 19.1 Gbps over the air!; Facebook?s slideshows are video-like for low-bandwidth areas; Australia Post putting up $20 million to drive innovation in ecommerce; Ruckus reassures Cloudpath users on multi-vendor support; Ericsson makes moves to unify 5G infrastructure service market; PMO and Pollenizer launch govt startup incubator: DataStart; Data#3 wins Edith Cowan University contract.
2nd November 2015
Telstra to transform into technology provider: Penn; Australia on the road to mobile phone ubiquity; $116 billion at stake from development of the Internet of Things; Equinix, Oracle collaborate on cloud services; Verizon looks to accelerate IoT adoption with new platform; Apple Pay coming to Australia in 2015 via American Express; Watch Foxtel within minutes of sign-up.
30th October 2015
Legacy legislation not keeping up with today?s complex environment: ACMA; ACMA collects a $2.8 billion windfall in past year; Careless treatment of customer records costs Telechoice; loT a potential security nightmare: Intel CSO; ZTE profits jump on back of strong carrier sales; Mobile subscribers in India close to 1 billion, and growing fast.
29th October 2015
Telstra replaces nearly 40 jobs in Tasmania with offshore workers; Chorus to transform NZ telecoms infrastructure in AlcaLu deal; Huawei Consumer Business Group on target to ship 100 million units by year end; Presto tips up on Telstra TV; Boost $40 UNLTD plan goes 11GB via weekends; Dr Alan Finkel appointed as next Chief Scientist.
28th October 2015
Giant wave of super fast broadband to swamp Sydney residents; nbn launches campaign for workers to build network; Public sector dragging chain in response to digital trends; VIDEOS: Google launches new Nexus phones, showcases Android Wear and Android Auto; VIDEO Interview: CA?s APAC CTO talks coming 5G seismic shift; Intel and Oracle mount joint data centre push.
27th October 2015
Diluted Data Retention compensation sparks ISP outrageISP; Well yes, buying copper is part of the NBN issue; ACCAN welcomes telco review, but way to go on much needed changes; Ruckus buys Cloudpath Networks; Norwood?s World Phone calling Android?s neck of the woods; IBM, Infosys collaborate on Bluemix.
26th October 2015