The bare facts about 'naked DSL'
Australian ADSL broadband providers are gearing up to launch "naked
DSL" plans, enabling users to for the first time bypass costly line
rental charges.
Review: Motorola RAZR2
If Motorola's original slim silver RAZR was the Star Wars of
the mobile phone business, then the RAZR2 is The Empire Strikes
Back.
Virgin Mobile Broadband
Mobile broadband is now the cool kids' table in the technology
market, and the mobile phone companies have got the very best
seats.
Nokia 6120 Classic X-Series Bronze
The product name is a bit of mouthful but, as Shakespeare would
have said, this is a beast with two backs.
War of the mobiles
The telcos are fighting for your business on the small screen,
writes Lia Timson.
Freedom factor
Want to access the internet from any room in your house without a
trail of cords following you? Here's how.
Send the right signal
There's more to setting up your wireless home network than you
might expect.
Grasp of the game
The footy finals and the cricket are in the palm of your hand
thanks to a revolution in sports viewing, writes Steve Meacham.
Lock it down
There is no reason to make it easy for your neighbours to invade
your wireless network and tamper with your files.
Telstra switches on super-fast downloads
Telstra's cable broadband customers in Melbourne and Sydney can now
get 30 megabits per second download speeds after a major network
upgrade.
No strings attached
David Flynn leads you through the world of wireless broadband.
Quo is me, at AAPT
Telecommunications and internet service company AAPT has blamed service provisioning delays on problems with its new customer management software, Hyperbaric.
UWB could be next big thing in wirelessness
Scientists experiment using extremely high radio frequencies to
transfer huge data files over short distances.
New internet phone service for the deaf
Deaf and hearing- and speech-impaired people can now use the internet to make telephone calls without fixed phone landlines, thanks to a new service launched by the federal government.
Sony Ericsson P1I
The brushed aluminium and gloss black finish looks like a
professional tool styled by designers rather than engineers.
Telstra pulls Next G ads after concerns raised
Telstra says it stopped using a series of television advertisements for its Next G mobile telephone network before the competition watchdog expressed concerns about them.
Police nab suspected broadband bandit
A 39-year-old Briton has been arrested on suspicion of using someone else's wireless internet connection without permission, police said on Wednesday.
Riding the airwaves
Richard Wray looks at Google's bid to join the US wireless network.
Adobe wants to push Flash onto wireless devices
Adobe, the company credited with transforming the web from a dull to a dynamic environment, is pushing to do the same thing for mobile phones.
Telstra boss says CDMA replacement on track
Telstra chief Sol Trujillo says the rollout of the telco's Next G phone network, to replace CDMA, is on track.
WIRELESS & BROADBAND
The bare facts about 'naked DSL'
Australian ADSL broadband providers are gearing up to launch "naked
DSL" plans, enabling users to for the first time bypass costly line
rental charges.
BROADBAND PLAN SELECTOR
MOBILES & HANDHELDS
Review: Motorola RAZR2
If Motorola's original slim silver RAZR was the Star Wars of
the mobile phone business, then the RAZR2 is The Empire Strikes
Back.
MOBILE PLAN SELECTOR
VoIP TELEPHONY
eBay writes down Skype investment
eBay acknowledges that it drastically overvalued the 2005
acquisition of its Skype internet telephony division.
VoIp BILL CALCULATOR
