From
http://www.australianit.news.com.au/story/0,24897,24070881-15306,00.html
TELSTRA is hailing its latest offering as the fastest wireless gateway in
the world.

Frp,
http://www.nowwearetalking.com.au/news/terria-chairman-arthur-or-martha
The Terria Chairman, Michael Egan doesn't know if he's Arthur or Martha -
one minute calling Telstra a monopolist, the next saying that Terria members

http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2008/07/21/1216492331116.html?page=fullpage#co
ntentSwap1
Liked this bit though...
"A new breed of smartphones has enabled mobile users to browse the web at
blistering speeds"

I see your Whirlpool Aura is "pervasively low", whereas mine is only
"tentatively low".
What have you been up to over there?

From
http://www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx?MenuID=3&ContentID=81221
A series of barcodes launched today by Telstra will give mobile customers
access to video presentations, store information, guided tours and movie

What's the big deal over this thing? It's just a phone with below average
features, and is nowhere near 'state of the art'.
It's got a non-replaceable battery, shitty 2 Megapixel camera, limited
support for media formats, no front camera for video calling, no option to

I have a HTC and a pc running Vista. Since installing updates and MS
Frontpage. I have a problem with the sync.
On my PC a pop up screen displays "syncronization cannot be started because
you are not able to lo onto the network and access information".

CSR publicized that they have incorporated GPS with cellular capacity
to create eGPS - enhanced Global Positioning System –
http://www.freegpsguide.info/2008/07/e-gps-is-better-than-gps.html

http://www.smh.com.au/news/technology/telstra-glitch-causes-iphone-meltdown/2008
/07/11/1215887493445.html
Telstra glitch causes iPhone meltdown
Matthew Burgess
July 11, 2008

Playing around with the new phones I discovered that with either the N95i or the
Moto V9 if you reply to an MMS it gets sent as an MMS regardless of the content.
ie. I sent my wife a photo MMS. She replied with text only. But I received it as
an MMS, presumably meaning that her ...

Well, after having problems with a phone I decided to byte the bullet and go
with the Motorola V9.
I called Telstra, explained the situation, that my current phone's playing up
and I will need to replace it and what was remaining on my contract.

What eventually happened to these?
Did AGL/Optus disconnect them, or were the services taken over by another
reseller or carrier?

I just had a browse of the Telstra iPhone plans. It seems that there is nothing
new there. Usual plans with a browsing pack tacked on.
How far would 100 megs go on one of these phones, do you reckon?
As an article in the Green Guide suggested yesterday, it apparently uses data in

In the European Union, they are considering allowing mobile network
operators charging punters for receiving calls.
If this happens, how long before they try it in Oz?

Got this off another forum, hence why there is no URL to the story.
iPhone not so multimedia friendly
Asher Moses
July 15, 2008 - 3:47PM