Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: MarketOptus has jumped in quickly, just ahead of the new consumer Telecommunications Protection Code coming into effect tomorrow, by launching its new usage alert service which will give customers greater transparency in managing spending on their mobile accounts.
Featured | Written by: Alex Zaharov-Reutt | Published in: Fuzzy LogicNews reports saying Telstra’s 3G/Next G network in the Melbourne CBD is slow has frustrated many who have taken to popular telco forum Whirlpool to complain, but as was reported about Sydney in the past, Telstra Sydney CBD network suffers under the load of all its users, and is slow at times, too.
Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: DealsThe City of South Perth in Western Australia has gone live with a customer service solution for local government from global provider, Kana Software, delivered in partnership with Datacom.
Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: MarketOptus has launched a bundle of offerings for its 4G prepaid customers aimed at encouraging them to make greater use of social networks like Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, eBay, Foursquare and LinkedIn.
If you’ve been jealous of your fellow Googlers in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane getting ‘live’ traffic updates via Google Maps, whether on your PC, iPhone or Android, Googlers in Adelaide and Perth need be jealous no more!
Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: PeopleDigital agency, the BlueArc Group has expanded its sales and account management and development teams to service current business growth, with fourteen new appointments in the Sydney and Melbourne markets.
Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: EntertainmentRacegoers at Melbourne's Flemington racecourse will get Wi-Fi thanks to a deal between the Victoria Racing Club and Cisco. The bad news is that it is scheduled to be up and running in time for next year's Melbourne Cup, not tomorrow's.
Is the NBN about to go live? There are reports that at least one home in Tasmania has a live connection, and NBN Co's network operations centre is expected to be launched in Melbourne today.
Written by: Stuart CornerFixed broadband wireless network operator BigAir is to acquire another fixed wireless network operator Link Innovations whose network covers Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane, Newcastle and a number of regional markets including Gosford, Coffs Harbour and Dubbo.
{loadposition stuart}BigAir says that Link has a complementary wireless network that extends the reach
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