Vodafone extends mobile broadband service Total 3G investment heads up to $500 million |
Southern Cross boosts US capacity times four Says technology can be extended to undersea cables |
AT&T to sell new iPhones minus contracts Not all customers will qualify for subsidised prices |
Lawyer warns telcos over regulatory landmines New dispute procedures, Fair Trading Act issues and a newly invigorated Commerce Commission all drew solicitor’s attention |
Gen-i faces fight for $120m-a-year CBA deal Aussie bank CBA goes to market for telecommunicsations services |
Apple nears Chinese iPhone deal, say reports Negotiations moved forward after Apple gave up on its demand for a share of subscriber revenues, say reports |
500 GPs back HealthLink, claims CEO Email campaign mounted to challenge interconnect plan for health networks |
Comcom regulates South Island backhaul Move aimed to stimulate voice and data competition |
Apple squeezes iPhone 3G costs down to US$173 The iPhone 3G may be an unusually-profitable product for Apple, say analysts |
Police and public to share Newmarket wi-fi Video surveillance traffic can be separated from public or corporate wi-fi traffic, says network provider |
Cunliffe attacks after adverse broadband report Minister attempts to turn fire onto Opposition policy |
Nokia buys rest of Symbian, will make code open source Symbian is being challenged by a number of new contenders, including the LiMo Foundation and Google's Android platform, says analyst |
Telecom deepens relationship with Indian outsourcer Tech Mahindra signed for $30 million retail transformation |
HealthLink rebels against HISAC interconnect plan Private provider hold out on interconnect, citing security issues |
Forum: the strange world of backward competition TelstraClear price hike a knock for broadband customers |
IPFX wins Mazda Aussies fourth largest vehicle distributor opts for Kiwi UC |
Opinion: Our future is tied to infrastructure autonomy New Zealand organisations remain highly susceptible to internet latency issues |
Software developers suffer from poor network services No big bandwidth applications coming out of New Zealand, says developer |
From the CEO: Substituting fibre-optic networks for oil From OpenCircuit: Every US cent that goes onto the price of crude, the stronger the business case for fibre to the premises becomes |
The Downstream Diary — a month of it From OpenCircuit: A digest of news and happenings from TUANZ' Downstream blog |