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Okay Google Show Me The Vision On My Swann Home Security Camera

David Richards August 21, 2018 No Comments

Australian home and business security Company Swann Communications, has launched a Google Voice first by enabling their security cameras to be activated by a voice command across their wired multi-camera…

Telstra, Optus & CBA Cause Thredbo Mayhem

Roma Christian August 20, 2018 No Comments

Thredbo visitors have continued to face mounting technical difficulties, as mountain operators deal with both a downed Optus network, and constant problems accessing the Commonwealth Bank network. Sources claim some…

Free Airline Wi-Fi May Soon No Longer Be Free: New Warning

Computer Daily News August 20, 2018 No Comments

Don’t cosy up too close to the free Wi-Fi services now being operated by Australian internal airlines and some overseas operators. A number of airlines are expected to slow their…

Thredbo, Telstra Cuts Off Optus

David Richards August 18, 2018 No Comments

After cutting of people and businesses off in Thredbo for days during the peak ski season, Telstra has now cut off Optus following a bizarre fibre cable bungle. According to…

35% Of NBN Users Now On 50Mbps Plans

Roma Christian August 13, 2018 No Comments

Latest numbers from the ACCC reveal 35% of NBN users are now on 50Mbps plans – a “nine fold increase” this year, as more residential broadband customers move to ‘high-speed’…

Key Telstra 5G Partners Have Chinese Communist Party Links, As Huawei Tipped To Get Green Light

David Richards August 13, 2018 No Comments

Chinese Company Huawei is tipped to get the green light to be a major supplier of 5G mobile technology as serious questions about Chinese Communist Party connections emerge for key…

NBN Co deploys DOCSIS 3.1, restarts stalled HFC rollout

Computer Daily News August 8, 2018 No Comments

NBN Co says it has started deploying DOCSIS 3.1 technology into its HFC pay-TV network, the rollout of which has been stalled for months because of problems with the existing…

1000 Jobs Cut At Symantec

Thomas Hellier August 3, 2018 No Comments

Symantec has cut its workforce by 8 per cent, or by 1000 workers, after a string of negative events ranging from weak sales, internal investigations and dubious accounting practices. The…

Speedtests: Telstra wins and loses

Computer Daily News August 3, 2018 No Comments

Is Telstra the best Australian broadband supplier – or one of the worst? It all depends on where you get your information, it seems. The Big T yesterday proudly boasted…

Nearly 10% Aussies Missing Out On Max NBN Speeds

Athina Mallis July 31, 2018 No Comments

The latest ACCC broadband speed report shows 7 per cent of NBN customers are receiving less than half of their maximum speed of the plan. The report, Measuring Broadband Australia (MBA)…