NBN Addresses FTTN “Scepticism”
NBN, the company rolling out the national broadband network, has defended the capabilities of fibre-to-the-node (FTTN) technology.
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Optus Takes On Telstra $0 Notebook Deal
Following Telstra's announcement that it will be selling Acer laptops, Samsung has revealed that it is going to sell its netbook with built-in wireless broadband to Optus customers for $0...
Comment – So you think you’re a marketer?
The foundation of any good business is all in the knowledge, the planning and the understanding - figure out the needs and wishes of your customer and you're more than...
Sony’s New SmartWatch Isn’t Smart At All
Opinion: Sony has released a SmartWatch for your phone, but I'm struggling to understand why.
Apple + Samsung Tipped To Be Running A Ruler Over Struggling SanDisk
SanDisk whose high priced memory products generate excellent revenues for Australian retailers is up for sale with Samsung tipped to have now entered the bidding war for the US based...
Vodafone Responds To Optus
Hours after Optus announced a new monster phone cap, Vodafone has responded into what seems to be a brutal war between the two vendors as they fight to capture 3G...
European Mobile Manufacturers Growing
The mobile phone market has been good to both Nokia and LM Ericsson with both companies reporting good growth.
JB Hi-Fi Chairman Quits
JB Hi-Fi Chairman Patrick Elliott is to step down next month.
NBN Co Snaps Up 1800km Of Copper For FttN At $14mil.
CANBERRA - In a bid to help build Malcolm Turnbull's version of the National Broadband Network, NBN Co has bought 1800 kilometres of copper cable at a cost of $14...
Optus Goes Naked For The Sake Of Speed
Optus is now offering naked DSL broadband plans for customers who do not want to pay for monthly phone rentals. They now join the likes of iiNet and other telcos...