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Friday, 26 February 2010
Telstra launches world's first HSPA+ Dual Carrier network
This week Telstra announced it had completed the upgrade of its Next G HSPA+ network with Dual Carrier technology - delivering the world's first 42Mbps HSPA Dual Carrier network!
Telstra CEO David Thodey said the completion of the HSPA+ Dual Carrier upgrade will mean a better customer experience in areas of high demand - making the Telstra Next G network better placed to deal with the capacity demands that are causing headaches for other carriers around the world.
HSPA+ Dual Carrier technology allows Telstra to send and receive wireless data using two channels simultaneously providing peak network downlink speeds of 42Mbps!
David said. “Put simply HSPA+ Dual Carrier will give Australians the bandwidth to operate their wireless devices at consistently high speeds.”
The Sierra Wireless device will go on sale in Australia later this year and Telstra expects customers will experience typical speeds in selected locations around double those seen with the fastest 3G devices available in Australia today.
The CEO also confirmed plans to continue to expand the Telstra Next G mobile network, doubling our peak network speeds to 84Mbps through the implementation of HSPA+ Dual Carrier plus MIMO technology in 2011.
Telstra CEO David Thodey said the completion of the HSPA+ Dual Carrier upgrade will mean a better customer experience in areas of high demand - making the Telstra Next G network better placed to deal with the capacity demands that are causing headaches for other carriers around the world.
HSPA+ Dual Carrier technology allows Telstra to send and receive wireless data using two channels simultaneously providing peak network downlink speeds of 42Mbps!
David said. “Put simply HSPA+ Dual Carrier will give Australians the bandwidth to operate their wireless devices at consistently high speeds.”
The Sierra Wireless device will go on sale in Australia later this year and Telstra expects customers will experience typical speeds in selected locations around double those seen with the fastest 3G devices available in Australia today.
The CEO also confirmed plans to continue to expand the Telstra Next G mobile network, doubling our peak network speeds to 84Mbps through the implementation of HSPA+ Dual Carrier plus MIMO technology in 2011.
Great News for iPhone Users!
Great news for Telstra Next G™ iPhone customers! From Saturday 13th of February Mobile FOXTEL can be downloaded from the Apple Apps store.
The Mobile FOXTEL App will be free to download from the i-store although once installed on the customers iPhone the customer will need to sign up to either a Day Pass, Two Pack Combo or Ultimate Combo to access Mobile FOXTEL content.
The app is exclusive to Telstra Next G™ iPhone customers. The app won't work for other carrier iPhone customers or work over WLAN connection.
Until 1 March 2010 all Telstra Next G™ customers who subscribe to the Ultimate Combo or 2 pack Combo will also have access to FOXTEL’s coverage of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games action streamed live 24/7 to your Next G™ mobile.
Post-paid iPhone customers will be billed on their post-paid bill for their Mobile FOXTEL subscriptions. Pre-paid customers will have the value of the Mobile FOXTEL subscription deducted from their pre-paid mobile account balance. The charge for the subscription will not go via the Apple Apps store.
To unsubscribe from Mobile FOXTEL on the iPhone customers will need to access "My Subscription" link at the bottom of the Mobile FOXTEL from Telstra main page. This link then provides a facility where customers can select their current subscription, and then choose from a list of options, including a request to "Cancel" their current subscription; or calling Me on 0419 423222
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