Australia and Singapore have finally received the first load of mobile phones that run under Google's Android mobile OS and software. The new handsets went live on the specified markets on Thursday, with Singapore Telecommunications, which has added to its offering the 'Dream' smartphone developed by H... |
5 February 2009
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Optus, subsidiary of SingTel and Australia’s second largest mobile carrier, has just unveiled its new Business Direct center in Sydney's suburb of St Peters, established via Optus Small and Medium Business (Optus SMB). You might be aware of the fact that Optus already has a Business Direct center ther... |
2 October 2008
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Optus, the second largest Australian mobile carrier, has announced that it will start offering two new satellite phones from Thuraya Telecommunications, a well-known satellite mobile services provider. This comes after Optus and Thuraya (based in the United Arab Emirates) have signed an agreement that will bring even... |
1 August 2008
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Optus, the second largest mobile carrier in Australia, has announced the availability of two new unlimited voice and messaging plans. Called "'yes' Timeless," the new plan will offer to the Australian subscribers of Optus unlimited national calls and unlimited messages to any national GSM network. The... |
24 July 2008
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Apple's iPhone is definitely one of world's most important mobile devices released in the last few years, and despite this, the handset didn't get the chance to reach all the big mobile markets until now. One of these markets is Australia, where users can't enjoy the iPhone for the moment unless t... |
23 January 2008
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Optus Fusion is Australia's first combined phone and broadband cap. With this service, customers will be able to make unlimited calls only for a fixed monthly price.By signing in for Optus Fusion Cap, the subscriber will receive unlimited local and national calls as well as unlimited calls to Optus mobiles. The ... |
12 July 2007
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Huawei Technologies announced it has successfully completed the first 3G UMTS900 network trial in Australia in partnership with Optus. The trial was carried out in New South Wales by a team of Huawei and Optus personnel, using Huawei's UMTS900 transmitters. UMTS900 is seen as an ideal frequency for sparsely popu... |
16 April 2007
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