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Apple, Samsung And Nokia Urge US Congress To Free Up Spectrum
A band of tech giants — including Apple, Samsung and Nokia — has sent a letter to US Congress, urging it to free more spectrum for mobile data. The Hill reports today that the companies explained to congress that authorising new spectrum auctions is “timely and relevant” to current debates over the “fiscal cliff”.
US Pay TV Operator’s Commercial-Removing DVR Being Sued Into The Ground By Networks
Over in the States, Dish Network’s new Hopper DVR has kicked up quite a storm. FOX is suing Dish, and Dish is suing, well, everyone.
Optus And Vodafone To Share 3G And 4G Sites: What It Means For Consumers
Optus and Vodafone have signed an agreement to share more of their 3G and 4G infrastructure, allowing them to expand coverage more quickly and for Vodafone customers in regional areas to eventually roam onto Optus’ network where Vodafone coverage is weaker or non-existent. What will that mean for customers of both networks? Will it threaten performance and reception? What happens if you access those networks via another provider? We’ve got all the answers.
What Happened With The NBN This Week?
Tower troubles, tide troubles, Tony troubles… It’s been a tough week for NBN Co this week, as you’re about to discover in this week’s roundup…
NBN Wholesale Prices Fixed For Five Years
If you were worried about signing up for the NBN and then watching the price go up exponentially, lay your fears aside. NBN Co has announced that it is fixing its wholesale price for five years, before raising them at half the rate of inflation after that.
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