"There are many, though, who will argue that, for cost or other reasons, 5G will not have a monopoly on IOT-related matters in particular." Pointing out that Australia had a good track record in the move from 2G to 3G and then 4G as far as industry moves ... ( read original story ...)
Telcos should expand network base from 4.48 lakh mobile towers: Sinha
In the wake of newer technologies such as IoT and 4G in addition to 5G which is anticipated to make a dent by ... at par with USA, Canada and Australia, as against the global standards prescribed by ICNIRP of 2 W/kg averaged over a mass of 10 gm tissue ... ( read original story ...
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“This follows our successful trials of V2I in October 2016 and V2V in February 2017, also completed in partnership with Cohda, “As operators of Australia’s largest and fastest mobile network, we believe Telstra’s 4G and future 5G networks can play ... ( read original story ...)
Australia’s Optus to Invest $1B to Boost Mobile Coverage
Australia's Optus announced plans to spend $1 billion to improve ... In addition, it aims to complete the 4G upgrade program which will upgrade more than 1,800 sites from 3G to 4G technology and add additional 4G capacity to more than 200 sites ... ( read original story ...)
Hands on: Accelerated 6350-SR LTE failover broadband router
It supports all of Australia's 3G/4G mobile broadband frequencies. The 6350-SR LTE's removable 4G LTE module actually features two SIM card slots, with the ability to use different providers and prioritise fallback. It supports CAT6 mobile speeds of up to ... ( read original story ...)
Australia Telecommunications Strategic Analysis and Outlook to 2025- Analysis of Australia Mobile, Fixed Telephone and Broadband Markets
Further, industry dynamics, SWOT Analysis of the market and changing business scenario of Australia telecommunications industry is included. Forecasts of users in mobile segment, landlinesegment and broadband segment are provided from 2005 to 2025. ( read original story ...)
Optus announces $1 billion plan to strengthen regional mobile and data networks
Optus has today announced a $1 billion plan to strengthen its mobile network across regional Australia, increasing call and 4G coverage and forwarding the Federal Government’s Mobile Blackspots Program, by the end of June 2018. Five hundred new mobile ... ( read original story ...)