Broadband

Feature (3)
  • Taxis and buses measure wireless quality
    Can taxis and buses measure wireless network quality? According to Andrew Corporation yes, taxis and buses are important extensions of a wireless network operator's efforts to measure network performance and improve service levels
  • Industry sets principles for broadband policies
    It seems the industry lobbyists are beating a path to the door of the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, Senator Stephen Conroy, in the quest to ensure the country has the best outcome for the delivery of broadband
  • ATUG focuses on broadband
    Australia's future high-capacity communications capability and the role for fibre networks has been hijacked by the campaign to destroy regulation, ATUG managing director, Rosemary Sinclair told delegates to ATUG 2007 in her welcoming address
Product (5)
  • Broadband loop tester test set
    Do you qualify, troubleshoot and determine the fault location of POTS, ADSL1/2/2+, VDSL, HDSL, HDSL2 & 4, ISDN, E1 and DDS communications services? If so, the Fluke 990DSL CopperPro Series II is the tool for you.
  • Premium grade ADSL service
    Telarus has announced two high-speed services for Telarus Premium customers.
  • Mobile video solution
    The HP OpenCall mobile video solutions portfolio includes three standards-based offerings that can be deployed in 3G networks. They enable users to send and receive video messages, create animated call response messages and use video services such as video blogging.
  • 3G/NextG development
    The MC8780 3G/NextG PCI Express mini card module with HSUPA and HSDPA support is suitable for developers wanting to integrate 3G/NextG into applications with high-speed uplink. It offers uplink data rates of up to 2.0 Mbps and downlink rates up to 7.2 Mbps.
  • Next G wireless access
    Sierra Wireless’ AirCard 880U USB modem and AirCard 880E ExpressCard operate on Telstra’s Next G network.
News (42)
Case Study (3)
  • Broadband delivered for senior citizens
    The federal government’s $15 million Broadband for Seniors initiative has taken off with NEC Australia launching 40 live sites. The kiosks at these 40 locations will be used to provide training and access to online resources, dramatically increasing the availability of internet services to seniors and building their confidence in using the technology. NEC will enable 100 more sites to go live by the end of September.
  • School suffered with traditional broadband
    Loreto Normanhurst is a private girls' school in Sydney's north and has been limited in its ability to provide internet-based educational services to students due to ADSL limitations caused by the school's distance from its local exchange
  • Maximising the bandwidth
    The Queensland Government's Department of Natural Resources and Water (NRW) plays a critical role in the stewardship of Queensland's natural resources

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