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NBN drops the compulsory battery box 
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NBN drops the compulsory battery box

by William Maher  |  9 Aug 2012  |  Comment now
It won’t be compulsory to have a battery backup box installed when you get the NBN, according to the new NBN Co Corporate Plan published today.
Google Fiber brings 1Gbps internet service to America 
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Google Fiber brings 1Gbps internet service to America

by Luke Edwards  |  27 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
It looks like Google Fiber will bring bundled internet and TV - at some serious speeds.
Broadcom brings 802.11ac to smartphones and tablets 
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Broadcom brings 802.11ac to smartphones and tablets

by John Gillooly  |  25 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
New chip is launched, designed to put the fastest WiFi standard onto handheld devices.
Broadcom brings 802.11ac to smartphones and tablets 
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Broadcom brings 802.11ac to smartphones and tablets

by John Gillooly  |  25 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
New chip is launched, designed to put the fastest WiFi standard onto handheld devices.
Weekend Project: Configure your router 
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Weekend Project: Configure your router

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  20 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
How to configure your router to achieve optimal best performance and security for your home network
Weekend Project: Configure your router 
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Weekend Project: Configure your router

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  20 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
How to configure your router to achieve optimal best performance and security for your home network
Is 5G WiFi the most confusing term of 2012? 
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Is 5G WiFi the most confusing term of 2012?

by John Gillooly  |  18 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
In case you thought you knew about 802.11ac it all gets a little more confusing with Broadcom pushing the term 5G WiFi
Is 5G WiFi the most confusing term of 2012? 
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Is 5G WiFi the most confusing term of 2012?

by John Gillooly  |  18 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
In case you thought you knew about 802.11ac it all gets a little more confusing with Broadcom pushing the term 5G WiFi
Product brief: Netgear Powerline Nano 500 
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Product brief: Netgear Powerline Nano 500

by Nic Healey  |  18 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
An extremely easy to set up powerline networking kit, though there is one annoyance to watch out for.
Telstra lures 4G users with a pre-paid hotspot 
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Telstra lures 4G users with a pre-paid hotspot

by Anthony Caruana  |  17 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
If you like the idea of having 4G Internet for your laptop or tablet, but don't want to pay every month, Telstra's new Pre-Paid Wi-Fi 4G hotspot is just for you.
Weekend Project: Mastering RAID arrays 
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Weekend Project: Mastering RAID arrays

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  13 Jul 2012  |  Comment now
RAID protects data from hardware failure and improves transfer speed - get the low down on setting up your own array.
Vodafone plans 4G rollout next year 
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Vodafone plans 4G rollout next year

by James Hutchinson  |  27 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
Vodafone to launch fourth-generation LTE network in 2013.
Photos: Optus takes LTE plunge 
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Photos: Optus takes LTE plunge

26 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
A look at Optus' first 4G towers.
Photos: Telstra's LTE upgrade 
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Photos: Telstra's LTE upgrade

26 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
We take a look at the 4G towers that run the show.
Telstra's Mobile Wi-Fi 4G lives up to its promise 
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Telstra's Mobile Wi-Fi 4G lives up to its promise

by Nic Healey  |  25 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
It looks like an old-school pager, but we tested this Telstra Mobile Wi-Fi 4G modem and it managed to connect five devices at 8Mbps. Read our review.
In pictures: Vocus lays cross-harbour fibre 
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In pictures: Vocus lays cross-harbour fibre

by Liz Tay  |  21 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
Telecommunications company Vocus has installed 1.6 kilometres of armoured optical fibre cable between Sydney's CBD and north shore. Here are the photos.
TPG hit with $2 million fine for false advertising 
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TPG hit with $2 million fine for false advertising

by Chris Jager  |  21 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
Federal Court has ordered TPG to pay $2 million for false and misleading advertising.
Fixed NBN wireless coming to Victoria’s SW and Wimmera regions 
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Fixed NBN wireless coming to Victoria’s SW and Wimmera regions

by Chris Jager  |  14 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
The NBN fixed wireless wheel of fortune has turned again, with communities in Victoria’s south west and Wimmera regions set to receive the service.
In pictures: HP's Sydney data centre 
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In pictures: HP's Sydney data centre

by James Hutchinson  |  14 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
We peek inside HP's $200m core data centre facility.
Telstra launches NBN services in Tasmania 
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Telstra launches NBN services in Tasmania

by Chris Jager  |  8 Jun 2012  |  Comment now
Telstra's NBN network is now up and running in Tasmania's south.
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