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04 March 2013
News: Most households not paying more for NBN internet

A university study has found most early adopters of the NBN are not paying more for their Internet connection.
News: Most households not paying more for NBN internet

A university study has found most early adopters of the NBN are not paying more for their Internet connection.
News: Fon and Deutsche Telekom hope to cover Germany with Wi-Fi

German operator Deutsche Telekom is joining forces with Fon to help expand its network coverage, as it does its best to keep up with growing data volumes.
01 March 2013
News: Sky buys out O2 and BE broadband

Sky has announced a £180m deal with Telefonica to buy its O2 and BE broadband businesses.
26 February 2013
Feature: Intel's big push on mobile: Clover Trail+, 4G LTE modem

Intel continued its push to claw back some of the mobile space from ARM with two announcements at MWC this week. Intel lauunched a dual-core Atom System on Chip platform for smartphones and tablets it's calling Clover Trail+. Intel also announced a multimode-multiband LTE solution that it says will ship in the first half of this year.
20 February 2013
News: Ofcom announces 4G auction winners

Ofcom has announced the winners of the UK's 4G mobile spectrum auction.
18 February 2013
News: 4G launch will affect millions of TV sets

Millions of TV viewers across the UK will experience disruption when 4G LTE mobile networks launch later this year.
13 February 2013
News: IiiNet offers NBN bundles for business

iiNet has announced a range of new NBN business bundles that offer high speed Internet, bundled in with local and national calls.
12 February 2013
News: M2 connects first NBN end user in Coffs Harbour

iPrimus, part of M2 Telecommunications Group (ASX: MTU), has connected the first NBN end user in the new rollout area of Coffs Harbour, NSW.
News: ITIF: US broadband service competitive with other nations

The U.S. has better broadband service than some critics give it credit for, with speeds, availability and prices that are competitive with many other developed nations, according to a new study from a tech-focused think tank.
Tesco launches Clubcard TV service

Tesco has launched a free internet movie and TV series streaming service called Clubcard TV.
11 February 2013
News: Brussels cut in EU broadband funding draws criticism

The decision by European Union leaders last Friday to scrap plans for funding broadband to under-served parts of the E.U. has been widely criticized.
07 February 2013
Test Centre: Group test: what's the best web design/editor?

PC Advisor reviews the best web design/editor software you can install.
06 February 2013
News: Liberty Global in buyout talks with Virgin Media

Virgin Media has confirmed reports that is in buyout talks with US cable giant Liberty Global.
News: What's life really like with the NBN?

Willunga, a one-hour drive south of Adelaide, is a rural town that was announced as one of five first release sites for the National Broadband Network (NBN).
05 February 2013
News: ADSL broadband slows remote medical education

Australia should invest in faster broadband for regional areas to promote telehealth and clinical education, according to the head of a non-governmental organisation that trains general practice doctors.
News: Sky unveils 'Whole Home' web parental control

ISP Sky's new network-level protection informs parents when control settings are changed.
News: BT launches Totally Unlimited Broadband

BT has made its broadband packages are 'Totally Unlimited' with no traffic shaping or usage limits.
News: Microsoft focuses on mobile, pilots solar-powered broadband as part of Africa initiative

Microsoft is collaborating with the Kenyan government and a local Internet service provider to provide broadband access using TV white spaces and solar-powered base stations, as part of a long-term strategy to spread mobile telephony and Internet connectivity in Africa.
04 February 2013
News: The NBN to help produce A-grade students, study finds

A new report commissioned by NBN Co has pointed to potential for students to produce higher quality work with the aid of the National Broadband Network (NBN).