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Wireless carrier Telstra, the largest mobile phone operator in Australia, announced on Thursday the launch of Nokia 6720 classic, a candybar device unveiled back in February, that would be added to Telstra’s Next G and BlueTick line-up of phones. According to the company, the fresh handset will become available... |
11 September 2009 04:15 GMT |
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Australian wireless carrier Telstra announced recently the introduction of two new mobile phones running under the Microsoft Windows Mobile operating system, namely the HTC Touch Pro2 and the LG GM730f. In addition, the mobile phone operator also mentioned that the two devices would come with compatibility with its N... |
10 July 2009 05:11 GMT |
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The highly anticipated Palm Pre handset will make it to all the corners of the world for sure, starting with the US, where it is expected to land before the end of the first half of the year, and continuing with Europe, as a GSM version was announced to be in the works a few months ago, and with Australia, where we l... |
6 May 2009 09:27 GMT |
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The Australian leading telecommunications and information services company Telstra has recently deployed the SurfKit Mobile Internet Platform meant to support the launch of TelstraOne Experience, a new mobile user interface that can offer subscribers 1-click access to a wide range of apps and services that they use o... |
6 May 2009 04:41 GMT |
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It seems that, at the Mobile World Congress held this week in Barcelona, Telstra executives attending the mobile show managed to ink a deal with HTC for the launch of the newly announced HTC Magic G2 handset, the second Android phone made by the Taiwan-based manufacturer exclusively with the communications company in... |
21 February 2009 06:29 GMT |
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HTC is reported to plan on releasing a new touchphone sometime in the second quarter of this year, at least this is what a senior executive of Telstra is reported to have stated. According to the news on the web, the device has been developed through a combination of Linux-based software written by HTC and the Google... |
13 January 2009 09:58 GMT |
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Telstra, already well known for its other rural specific phones that make the most of its own network system, has developed a device specifically for those working or living in areas where most other networks do not have coverage. Nothing new so far, but what's really surprising is that this new device, called t... |
1 December 2008 06:28 GMT |
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Arrived in Australia for Liberation Day, Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer was invited at a Telstra conference to debate on the future plans of the Redmond giant. After the announcement that delayed Windows Mobile 7.0 for 2010, I was a little disappointed and thought it would not see another update to the current 6.... |
7 November 2008 06:52 GMT |
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Together with Telstra, Microsoft is preparing to unleash a new array of business services on the Australian market by mid-2009. The two companies inked a strategic alliance designed to span from software solutions aimed at business customers to integrated computing and telephony services, all of which set up to play ... |
6 November 2008 06:50 GMT |
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Today, Telstra announced the availability of the Samsung i617T smartphone. The device is going to be an addition to the Next G range, thus presenting customers with more handsets to choose from when they make a buy.The Samsung i617T is actually Samsung Blackjack II but, considering that it was released in the US almo... |
14 October 2008 10:07 GMT |
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Telstra is the first to deliver to customers an online 24/7 news channel. Thus, any Telstra 3G and Next G mobile customer that has a compatible handset can subscribe to BigPond Live TV News for 4.95 Australian dollars per month, or 1.95 Australian dollars for a day pass. The channel will also be available online on B... |
9 October 2008 10:55 GMT |
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Telstra, Australia's largest mobile carrier, has just announced that its planned eHSPA (enhanced HSPA) network is on track for commercial deployment before the end of 2008. The new network, based on Telstra's already established Next G network, is said to bring data transfer speeds of up to 21Mbps in downli... |
7 October 2008 07:01 GMT |
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Preoccupied with climate change and the impact people have on the environment, Australia's largest mobile carrier, Telstra, has recently launched a campaign and a website called “Smarter, greener, together.” This comes on the heels of a study showing that the telecommunications industry is capable of... |
2 October 2008 10:04 GMT |
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Australian mobile users who want to benefit from the high speeds of Telstra's Next G network without being tied by contract agreements, will soon have the chance to do so. Telstra has announced that it will open its network for pre-paid customers too, so that not only the post-paid ones can access it. The s... |
16 September 2008 06:24 GMT |
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Australia's largest mobile carrier, Telstra, has announced the availability of a new USB modem for its customers. Manufactured by the Richmond-based Canadian company Sierra Wireless, the new product comes under the official name of "Telstra Turbo 7+ USB Series Modem" and it's targeted towards mobile busines... |
12 September 2008 08:36 GMT |
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While the world is still waiting for the first-ever Garmin phone to be launched, Australian mobile users might be pleased to find out that Telstra, the largest mobile carrier in their country, has striken a deal with Garmin, via Sensis, in order to improve the capabilities of its GPS-enabled handsets.Following the ag... |
8 September 2008 13:13 GMT |
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Australian fans of Electronic Arts' brand new and much talked-about Spore video game now have the chance to play its mobile version too, namely Spore Origins. Telstra has just announced that, via its subsidiary BigPond, it is offering the mobile game to any of its subscribers owning a Next G handset and willing ... |
4 September 2008 11:20 GMT |
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Today, Treo Pro, Palm's latest and greatest smartphone, was confirmed by Telstra, Australia's largest mobile carrier, to be Blue Tick approved. This means that the handset is "recommended" by the carrier for usage all over Australia (metro and rural areas included), being the first Next G smartphone to get ... |
4 September 2008 08:54 GMT |
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Telstra, Australia's largest mobile carrier, announced today that, together with Visa and NAB (National Australian Bank), it intends to offer mobile payment options to its customers. The Australian carrier has launched a mobile payment trial, which involves a group of merchants and consumers from Melbourne Dockl... |
27 August 2008 20:41 GMT |
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BlackBerry Bold 9000, the newest and coolest smartphone manufactured by the Canada-based RIM, is now available in Australia, for Telstra's business customers. The largest Australian mobile carrier is selling the handset for a recommended retail price of 999 AUD (about 870 USD or 590 Euros). The Bold can also b... |
18 August 2008 02:59 GMT |
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Telstra, the largest mobile carrier in Australia, announced the availability of a new and huge online collection of MP3s, via its subsidiary BigPond. In consequence, the BigPond Music store now allows music lovers to search and download songs (in MP3 format) from the most famous record labels in the world: Sony BMG, ... |
14 August 2008 08:42 GMT |
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Telstra, the leading Australian mobile operator, announced that as of today (the 1st of August), its subscribers can stream live horse races directly on their Telstra 3G and Next G handsets. This "sports offering" comes after an agreement with ThoroughVisioN (also known as TVN) and is available via Telstra's sub... |
1 August 2008 11:09 GMT |
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Telstra, the largest Australian mobile operator, has announced the release of a new LG handset to work on its fast Next G network: LG KF390. The phone will be offered in Australia only by Telstra and it was added to the carrier's Blue Tick family of devices. This means that it can be used in rural and remote are... |
31 July 2008 03:42 GMT |
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Telstra, Australia's largest mobile carrier, has issued today a press-release that contains both good and bad news for the mobile users in the country (or at least for those users who like BlackBerry handsets). The good news is that the much-talked-about BlackBerry Bold 9000 has reached Australia and is already... |
28 July 2008 11:12 GMT |
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Telstra, the largest mobile operator in Australia, has recently released two new cool mobile phones to work on its Next G network: Samsung U900 Soul and LG KF700. The handsets are offered by Telstra under the names of Samsung U900T and LG KF700Q respectively. Both are sliders and both are available for retail prices ... |
16 July 2008 09:32 GMT |
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Telstra is the last Australian mobile carrier to announce the upcoming launch of Apple's new iPhone 3G in Australia, after Optus and Vodafone have already presented their 3G iPhonesque plans. While both Optus and Vodafone announced the iPhone 3G since June 9, Telstra got official with Apple's new handset no... |
30 June 2008 06:41 GMT |
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HTC Touch Diamond, the new and fashionable Pocket PC unveiled by HTC on the 6th of May in London, will be available in Australia starting mid-August. The handset is offered only by Telstra, the largest Australian mobile carrier, and will be available through all its shops and dealers across the Southern Hemisphere co... |
27 June 2008 11:44 GMT |
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When Apple officially presented its new iPhone 3G, on June 9, it also unveiled the carriers to sell the handset around the world, starting July 11. At that time, only Optus and Vodafone were announced to offer the iPhone 3G in Australia, leaving out Telstra, the country's largest mobile operator. But Telstra ... |
20 June 2008 04:52 GMT |
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Leveraging on the fact that lots of mobile users don't actually know how to use all the features included in their handsets, Telstra, the largest Australian mobile carrier, has launched a new service that can instruct you in becoming more informed on what your handset can do for you. Don't really know wha... |
13 June 2008 09:46 GMT |
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Telstra, Australia's leading mobile carrier, together with Ericsson, have announced a new feature for the Next G Australian network, namely the so-called 3G Direct Tunnel. This 3G Direct Tunnel will allow Telstra's network to function at an increased capacity and, therefore, to support the continuously grow... |
11 June 2008 11:02 GMT |
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Palm recently announced that the popular Centro smartphone is getting a release in Australia, via Telstra, the country's largest mobile operator. The Centro will be available for 299 Australian dollars (about 287 USD), starting May 26 - apparently only for the Pre-Paid customers of Telstra. Centro is the sm... |
21 May 2008 08:20 GMT |
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Telstra, the largest mobile carrier in Australia, announced the availability of i-mate Ultimate 8502 and i-mate Ultimate 9502, being the first operator in the world to offer these handsets. Telstra currently has almost 10 million subscribers, which means half the population of Australia, and, by releasing these two ... |
18 February 2008 10:01 GMT |
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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 10:08 GMT |
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Telstra will bring the best of Next G technology with the introduction of six mobile phones that will use this technology. As a result, the operator's Next G range will grow around one third, including some handsets capable of offering the world's fastest 3GSM data download speeds.7.2Mbps is currently the h... |
5 November 2007 06:37 GMT |
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Telstra will make it possible for people living in Australia to benefit from the possibilities of mobile TV too from now on. With BigPond TV, users of this company's 3G and Next G networks will be able to watch programs on their handsets, just as many others across the globe who already do that.A TV model can be... |
19 July 2007 10:31 GMT |
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It is the first time when a concert is being broadcasted live over the mobile Internet. This makes Missy Higgins the first artist to hold a live concert on the small display screens of cellulars.Ok, it might turn out to be far from the thrills that a real live concert are supposed to give the viewer. Still, this prov... |
4 June 2007 04:37 GMT |
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