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Vodafone says Huawei ban significantly undermines Australian 5G future
The Australian government's decision to ban Chinese company, Huawei, from involvement in the 5G rollout is a “significant change which fundamentally undermines Australia’s 5G future”, asserts Vodafone.
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Proposed law will force carriers to give access to smartphone content
Australia's proposed cyber-security legislation, released yesterday, will force carriers and social media giants to provide police with access to content and systems - or face fines up to $10 million.
Android Pie leads the race to AI
Android 9 Pie's use of artificial intelligence to customise the UI just might get Android users excited enough to update their OS.
VoicePlus to demo Atrium Managed Mobility solution at Telstra Vantage
VoicePlus will demonstrate its globally-recognised Atrium Managed Mobility Service at Telstra Vantage™ next month.
4 biggest announcements at Samsung Unpacked 2018
Samsung unpacked its latest device - the Note9 - at its annual Unpacked event in New York. Other highlights were the new Galaxy Watch, Galaxy Home, and a partnership with Spotify.
Bonus Tablet and Memory Upgrade with Samsung Galaxy Note9
Pre-order your Samsung Galaxy Note9 from Telstra through VoicePlus before 11.59pm 23 August to receive two bonus offers valued at $744.
Vodafone CEO calms the 5G hype
"We will do a few stunts, or demos and things like that … but that’s not really the core of the 5G launch,” says Vodafone Hutchison Australia (VHA) chief, Iñaki Berroeta, as he talks down the hype around 5G.
Telstra tap Indian experience for top role in restructure
Telstra has appointed Nikos Katinakis, currently at the Indian mobile carrier Jio, to head its new restructured joint Networks and IT function.
NSW drivers will now cop 5 demerit points for handling mobile phone
NSW drivers caught handling their mobile phones will now lose 5 demerit points, up from 4 points, as the NSW Government launches a road safety blitz targeting mobile phone use and drug-driving.
3 Strategies to Reduce Telecom Cost