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Telstra brings wireless broadband up to speed
Telstra has turbocharged the speed of its mobile broadband services, launching new broadband cards capable of download speeds up to 6 Mbps and upload speeds up to 1.3 Mbps.
Staff Writers
Sep 25 2007, 1:02PM
Collaboration
Printing at warp speed
Printing in colour is no longer a time-consuming process
Marc Spiwak
Aug 30 2007, 9:43AM
Hardware
Framework for the next high speed broadband network
The Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Senator Coonan has welcomed the release of draft guidelines from the Expert Taskforce.
Staff Writers
Aug 8 2007, 4:14PM
Mobility
Fingerprint compression to speed up search for criminals
Catching criminals could become quicker thanks to a new fingerprint technique developed by British scientists.
Staff Writers
Sep 5 2006, 9:43AM
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