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Australia is the first country to have ultrafast Gigabit speeds on a cellular network commercially, with Telstra and its partners launching the feature yesterday. Initially it won’t be accessible from mobile phones; you need a special Netgear Nighthawk ... ( read original story ...)

Some of Australia’s biggest cities are to be the first locations in the world to get access to a gigabit LTE promising unprecedented broadband speeds, but many devices can’t even handle it yet. While we are still some time away from the first ... ( read original story ...)

Qualcomm invited tech media and analysts from around the globe to Sydney, Australia - which for me, was finally a tech event that didn't involve a 60-hour return trip - where they showed off the latest advancements with Gigabit LTE technology. The event ... ( read original story ...)

Telstra, the largest Australian wireless carrier, has announced that its Gigabit-class (~1000Mbps) LTE network is now operational. Telstra was aiming to have it ready by the end of 2016, so with a small delay, things are now up and running. The first ... ( read original story ...)

The world's first Gigabit LTE network goes live in Australia. Last October, Qualcomm announced that it is partnering with Netgear, Ericsson, and Telstra to roll out the world's first Gigabit LTE network in Australia. In an event in Sydney, Telstra has ... ( read original story ...)

Telstra is launching commercial Gigabit LTE service is select capital cities across Australia. The gigabit downlink performance is enabled by LTE Advanced features including 4x4 MIMO, 3CA (Three Carrier Aggregation) and higher order modulation (256QAM). ( read original story ...)

Telstra and NETGEAR have launched the world’s first Gigabit, 4G LTE mobile router that works exclusively in Australia on the Telstra 4GX LTE network. The NETGEAR Nighthawk M1 mobile router, in theory, achieves up to 1Gbps downloads and 150Mbps upload ... ( read original story ...)