Don't go expecting your upload speeds to go through the roof on Telstra's 21Mbps wireless broadband; they'll be more like 1Mbps for now.

370 telephone exchanges to be upgraded within the next week in giant rollout.

Hands up who wants 12Mbps? Fingers crossed that kicking Telstra out of the plan (for now) means we still get the speeds we want and the plans we can afford.

Suddenly we're getting all envious about Melbourne Internet users, with Telstra planning to bump speeds to 100Mbps this year.

More data and removal of excess usage fees are good news if you rely on Telstra's country-wide Next G coverage. And look at this, a 12 month contract.

We've reviewed the McAfee security package Telstra is pushing for an ultra-cheap $4 a month as part of the new T-Suite service.

Yup, we know they're expensive, but here's the thing: Telstra is doing stonkingly impressive things with their wireless, including today's announcement of 21Mbps.

View the complete table listing the phone handsets available on Telstra Next G, including the new Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1.

Pre-paid wireless is finally clearing the way for those wanting wireless without the 24-month contract. We look at how Telstra's new plans stack up against the competition, including Optus and Virgin re-paid wireless.

Wireless broadband is getting a significant push into the homes of Australians, with the new Telstra Turbo 7 Series Wireless Gateway to offer Next-G broadband and WiFi networking.

Telstra BigPond's decision not to take part in controversial Internet filtering trials could win it new friends.

In one of the biggest crimes to smartphone lovers everywhere, Telstra customers never got to play with Nokia's E71. Now we're hoping to see the E55 and E75 on Telstra.

All-you-can-eat email pricing is apparently on the way for Windows Mobile users along with a new "skin" for Windows Mobile phones.

Six new mobile phones appeared on the Next G range today, including Sony Ericsson's "look at me" smartphone, the XPERIA X1.

Internode claims its massive ADSL2+ rollout is being "held back", with capacity problems in 10 exchanges.

iPrimus thinks Australians are being shortchanged on access to faster broadband.

News that iPrimus will quadruple its ADSL2+ broadband coverage is great news if you've been wanting better broadband speeds, but there's a catch.

The carrier is putting its weight behind the most anti-Telstra of broadband plans - the naked DSL package.

Fujitsu is the latest vendor pushing notebooks that give you Internet without wires.

Around 5,000 homes in Tasmania will be the first to experience 100Mbps Internet via the National Broadband Network - which government backers are likening to the electricity revolution.