 | The Australian - While Telstra's 4G LTE (long-term evolution) network has been up and running since September last year and accessible with a 4G modem, the release today of HTC's Velocity 4G Android smartphone means consumers can now use the network to speak and surf ... |
 | Register - By Richard Chirgwin • Get more from this author Telstra has managed to avoid having Australia's competition regulator set the prices of its fibre-to-the-premises networks, with minister Senator Stephen Conroy announcing a regulatory exemption for the ... |
 | ZDNet Australia - Telstra's upgrades to street cabinets will drive some frustrated customers back from mobile broadband to fixed-line internet services, according to the Commonwealth Bank. |
 | Register - By Natalie Apostolou • Get more from this author Telstra has signed on as a foundation customer on a nascent Perth to Singapore submarine cable system which is being built by ASSC-1 Communications Group. |
 | Smart Office - Telecom's top dogs Optus and Telstra had refused to sign NBN wholesale agreements due to regulation concerns, holding out for months on more optimal terms and conditions. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - Telstra International is the first carrier to sign an agreement with Huawei Technologies to use their new undersea cable. Photo: Paul Jones TELSTRA International has signed a long-term deal to use Huawei Technologies' new undersea cable,... |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - It is widely accepted that after securing Harradine's support for the partial sale of Telstra in 1996, the Howard government agreed to his demands to restrict the approval of the abortion drug RU486, already in wide use in Europe. |
 | The Australian - < Prev of 2 Next > TELSTRA is just days away from opening its vast 3G mobile network to wholesale customers in a bid to further capitalise on the rich revenue it extracts from its mobiles business. |
 | ZDNet Australia - Telstra has reaffirmed its commitment to regional Australia, provided the government offers up subsidies to prop up non-commercial areas, particularly for mobile services. |
 | Herald Sun - Only 40 per cent of Aussies will have true 4G Telstra is the country's only 4G provider First 4G mobile to hit shelves next week AUSTRALIANS are being warned to check the fine print before purchasing a 4G smartphone because of network concerns. |