During the Q&A session of his Mobile World Congress keynote, former Google CEO and current Executive Chairman of the company professed his love for Australia’s NBN. More »
It would be kind of surprising if an up and coming mobile brand like Huawei didn’t make a new product announcement at MWC. Fortunately, the company has launched a few new devices, including a new IDEOS Android handset and an updated 7-inch tablet. More »
The idea behind Bada wasn’t necessarily a bad one, but the platform was let down last year by the fact that Samsung only released one handset using the mobile OS. That’s all going to change this year, with Samsung announcing the Wave 578 handset, which adds NFC to the mix. There’s no guarantee it will launch in Australia though… More »
Following on from Telstra’s LTE announcement last night, my inbox has been flooded with companies shouting that their devices are LTE friendly. Like Netcomm’s sexy Liberty Series LTE Wi-Fi router. The catch is that it won’t actually work on Telstra’s LTE network. More »
With all the smartphones being announced over at Mobile World Congress at the moment, we’re kind of salivating with anticipation about which handsets will end up in Australia on which network. We’ve just had our first announcement, with Telstra confirming that the Xperia Neo from Sony Ericsson will land on Next G, with a three-month exclusivity window. More »
As part of their Mobile World Congress keynote, Microsoft showed off some pretty amazing technology coming to Windows Phone 7, which lets gamers play against Kinect players using their Microsoft smartphone. More »
Been enjoying Flash 10.2 on your PC? Your Android phone won’t be far behind, according to Adobe’s Anup Murarka. More »
Despite having the best HSPA network in the world, Telstra has just announced that it plans on taking it up a notch and going 4G, launching an LTE network in capital cities and certain regional hubs around the country using the 1800MHz spectrum. More »
