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Smarter with your Data: managing your mobile broadband experience
From battery life to usage caps, here are a few key suggestions on how to manage your mobile broadband to keep it thriving when you need it most. 1
New study shows early NBN user impressions
A university study has shown that 82 per cent of early NBN users are happy with the service and are also twice as likely to telecommute to work. 1
What's next for 4G? Telstra announces LTE-Advanced and more
Telstra has given mobile users a taste of the future, with announcements of its work on next-generation wireless broadband, including LTE-Advanced, LTE-Broadcast and HetNet technologies. 1
NBN Co doubles wireless, satellite speeds
Maximum speeds for fixed-wireless and satellite services on the NBN have been more than doubled to 25Mbps down and 5Mbps up, the Australian government has announced.
Telstra tests peer-to-peer throttling, deep packet inspection
Australia's largest telecommunications network is testing methods to curb peer-to-peer traffic on its network. 2
4G's slow summer
Average 4G speeds have dropped 18 per cent since November. Can it bounce back, or are we starting to move down to the long-term average for wireless technology? 1
Aussie data retention so dangerous it's 'dynamite': Berners-Lee
Sir Tim Berners-Lee has branded the Australian government's data retention proposals as "fraught with massive danger" and containing the possibility to hold every Australian to ransom if data logs ...
UN summit votes to support internet eavesdropping
Deep packet inspection standard adopted, despite Germany's warning that it will "empower" censorship. Other uses: detecting BitTorrent transfers and identifying "copyright protected audio content".
NBN Co: 'we are not set up to be a broadcaster'
NBN Co has been approached to embed media multicast functions, but the network provider is not interested.
Dodo Xbox bundle: broadband and console from AU$60/month
Dodo is offering an Xbox bundle to attract new subscribers to its unlimited broadband offering. 1
Twitter considers video-hosting service, report says
The company has been bringing more features in-house, including a recent effort to restrict third-party photo services.
Ethernet's future: how fast is fast enough?
Your PC may not need a faster network, but overall data usage on the web is doubling every year. The big question is: can the venerable Ethernet standard handle 1 terabit per second?
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