100Mbit/s for TelstraClear cable customers?
broadband telecommunications voip, posted: 15-Apr-2006 16:15
Rumours are flying that TelstraClear is planning on upgrading its cable broadband network in Wellington and Christchurch to 100Mbit/s, up from the current maximum of 10Mbit/s.
It is apparently not only technically feasible but "very easy" (read the entire post)...
It is apparently not only technically feasible but "very easy" (read the entire post)...
Taipei's citywide Wifi brings converged phones and free calls
wireless, posted: 15-Apr-2006 12:28
As I mentioned earlier, Taipei's municipal authorities have decided to blanket the city with Wifi, a project that was almost completed end of last year. It seems to be part of the "Cyber Citizen" project which aims to promote Taipei as a technolo
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Taipei IDF part 2: 802.16 WiMAX and 802.11 Wifi on one chip - Ofer
wireless, posted: 12-Apr-2006 12:54
Intel's plugging WiMAX hard as we know, but it's also a WiFi proponent. The latter standard for wireless networking is very popular and widely deployed. There are hotspots everywhere (bar Auckland Airport of course) and you'd be silly to
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Intel Developer Forum, Taipei
technology, posted: 11-Apr-2006 14:05
In Taipei at the moment, jetlagged like hell but still trying to take in all the new stuff at Intel's regular IDF geek-fest. Will post some more soon, but in brief, Intel's completed its architectural turnaround and is now finally out of the
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How to break the law automatically through the Internet
Internet, posted: 8-Apr-2006 14:00
This Friday, I wrote in the weekly FryUp email newsletter for Computerworld about a slip-up that the Commerce Commission made when it sent out a media release.
The release seemed pretty straightforward at first. It was about wood preservat (read the entire post)...
The release seemed pretty straightforward at first. It was about wood preservat (read the entire post)...
Woosh modem upgrade required.
wireless, posted: 8-Apr-2006 13:50
From the TDD UMTS department:
As it seems some Woosh customers haven't been told that they must upgrade their modem firmware by the 13th of this month, or face degraded network and service performance, I thought a small blog entry woul (read the entire post)...
As it seems some Woosh customers haven't been told that they must upgrade their modem firmware by the 13th of this month, or face degraded network and service performance, I thought a small blog entry woul (read the entire post)...
Telstra in Australia feels VoIP competition heat
telecommunications, posted: 8-Apr-2006 08:28
Voice over IP (or Internet calls as the easier term is) are taking big chunks out of Australian incumbent Telstra's calling revenues, the Sydney Morning Herald says.
Telstra must be looking with envy at its trans-Tasman equivalent, Te (read the entire post)...
Telstra must be looking with envy at its trans-Tasman equivalent, Te (read the entire post)...
Whither WiMAX, WiBRO and 802.20?
wireless, posted: 7-Apr-2006 12:17
In New Zealand, the battle for competition on the fixed local loop has been won by the incumbent; that is, LLU hasn't happened here, unlike in the rest of the OECD, and even if does, it's meaningless now. See TechRemarks article here and Comp
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TelstraClear releases 3.5Mbps business DSL plans
broadband telecommunications voip, posted: 4-Apr-2006 20:23
TelstraClear
HSI - Access Plan MB allowance2 Speed Downstream Speed Upstream Plan cost
per month* Excess MB
charges per MB Notes 10GB HSI 3.5 10 GB (read the entire post)...
Updates for the Sanyo 9000 review
reviews, posted: 4-Apr-2006 15:55
I've had some more information and clarifications from both Groove Mobile and Telecom New Zealand on the Sanyo 9000 review I wrote recently.
Starting with the encoding type for the music files, it is AAC+ and you can read about it in t (read the entire post)...
Starting with the encoding type for the music files, it is AAC+ and you can read about it in t (read the entire post)...
