CommsWire - 19 February 2016

Move USO to mobile carriers says Infrastructure Australia; iPhone 6S helps increase Optus share of postpaid market; NextDC cashed up and set up for strong growth; Spark ?nearing? No1 mantle in NZ mobile revenues; A strong 6 months sees Telstra keep mobile competitors at bay; Apple won?t give the keys to its orchard to anyone; Optus, Electrotech all at sea with ferry Internet connections.

CommsWire - 17 February 2016

Slow speeds, poor performance levels plague broadband services; Optus seals arts centre three-year cloud agreement; Avaya gives its Maan EMEA and APAC leadership role; Telstra takes on satellite-calling 'hotspot'; Lycamobile warned over breach of TCP Code; Cloud underpins rapid growth for Zerto; Westpac launches online global payments solution.

CommsWire - 16 February 2016

Telstra free data day sees HUGE 1841 terabytes downloaded; Cisco?s Innovation Central ? open in Sydney; ACMA, NZDIA strengthen joint fight against spam; Apple holds its own with Xiaomi, Huawei in exploding China smartphone market; NEC systems help boost sustainability of WA water resources; Ooyala appoints new chief for APAC, Japan ad-tech business; F-Secure finds Skype ads delivering Angler exploit to PCs; Sillars crosses from Commvault to ALE.

CommsWire - 12 February 2016

Our ?woeful FTTN NBN?: an open user letter; Another #Telstra outage ? some US hosted web sites affected; ?Netflix tax? to collect GST on overseas, ?digital? purchases; Hey you: Hayu is coming with enough reality SVOD TV to outflix competitors; Current strategies on Internet ?piracy? not working: IA; Australia now on piracy trust list; Warning: Phishing campaign hits mobile banking customers.

CommsWire - 11 February 2016

Netflix: If it can?t geo-block it will block PayPal; NZ telco review identifies ?unfair contract? terms in sector; Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise OpenTouch UC now for SMBs; Inmarsat lends expertise to IoT standards development; Telstra?s ?embarrassing? #Telstra outage; ANZ joins mobile payments scramble with 'the broadest range of cards'; CallOne?s 2016 telecommunications trends proffer profit for SMBs.

CommsWire - 10 February 2016

Telstra suffers major mobile outage; New T9000 Trojan targets Skype users; Swedish exec to take over as ICANN chief; Nokia?s 5G showcase coming to MWC 2016 inc speeds over 30Gbps; Mobile Muster helps muster money for Salvos Red Shield Appeal; Kogan conjures cunning killer churn contrivance; Top networking transformative technology trends in 2016.

CommsWire - 8 February 2016

Regional spectrum auction brings in $543.5 million; nbn chief confident on track to 8 million connections by 2020; Mandatory reporting of data breaches coming; Regulation changes give consumers better deal on roaming services; ACCAN wants reduction on NBN pricing; Ovum ?encouraged? by NBN progress; Regional spectrum will help enhance 4G services: Telstra.

CommsWire - 3 February 2016

Launch of nbn commercial satellite services slated for April; Brand Finance says Telstra is Australia?s most valuable brand; Inmarsat brings in cybersecurity veteran as head of security; The ACMA issues warnings over Do Not Call Register breaches; Barracuda Copy closes shop; Bigcommerce, eBay seal exclusive integration deal for Australia, NZ; Telstra offers its Foxtel customers 3 months free Platinum HD Package.

CommsWire - 1 February 2016

Telstra drives down carbon emissions 27% last year; Norwood continues record revenue run rate for World Phone, Corona upgrades coming; IBM pursues IoT strategy with The Weather Company acquisition; Danes can download entire HD movie over cable in 2 mins, by 2017; Is the iPhone i-faltering?; Cable cutting and streaming video ? which will win?; Softbank deploys Brocade switches.

CommsWire - 29 January 2016

Telstra ?best performer? in Asia Pacific telecoms market: IDC; LTE subscription growth exploding; Smartphone saturation leads to smart marketing; Dropbox makes Office co-authoring easy and Outlook easier; Azure Stack from any data-centre; Yahoo7 launches Mobile Developer Suite; Landesk updates management and security suite range.