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3GÂ News
Speeding Past The Blue Line
Saturday September 24, 2005
I still use a fixed-line phone at home and the office, but a lot of people don't - especially young people who often use just mobiles when they move into a flat. But I am entirely mobile with my computer: I no longer own or use a desktop, and I usually connect to the internet wirelessly - via a 3G mobile phone network card, which is how I filed today's column.More Spectrum Needed As We Interoperate Worldwide
Saturday September 24, 2005
I STILL use a fixed-line phone at home and the office, but a lot of people don't these days - especially young people who often just use their mobiles when they move into a flat. But I have gone entirely mobile with my computer: I no longer own or use a desktop and I usually connect to the internet wirelessly - via a 3G mobile phone network card, which is how I filed today's column.All You Can Eat
Saturday September 10, 2005
It's here, on your 3G mobile phone if you want it: music videos, news clips, sport and finance, writes Rob O'Neill.Telstra Plays It Safe With 3g Games Launch
Thursday September 8, 2005
Telstra is to use the Commonwealth Games as the platform to push its new 3G mobile phone network after a slow build-up in marketing that has scant mention of the technology.Telstra Opts For Soft 3g Mobile Start
Monday September 5, 2005
TELSTRA will today become only the second telco in Australia to offer third generation (3G) mobile services, but the low-key launch reflects the changed expectations since Hutchison Telecom made a glitzy 3G debut in 2003.Telstra Goes For Soft-sell On 3g Debut
Monday September 5, 2005
Telstra will today become only the second telecom in Australia to offer third generation mobile services but the low-key launch reflects the changed expectations since Hutchison Telecom made a glitzy singing and dancing 3G debut in 2003.See It In 3g
Saturday September 3, 2005
Third-generation networks are the latest advance in the ever evolving mobile phone industry, writes Brad Howarth.