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3 Mobile introduces prepaid mobile broadband
3 Mobile has announced the expansion of its mobile broadband repertoire by introducing a prepaid billing system in time for Christmas. 3 will also allow their mobile broadband subscribers to prepay their Internet for a year if they wish.
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Virgin plucks Broadband at Home from retail shelves
Virgin Mobile has confirmed it has stopped selling its Broadband at Home service via general retail stores.
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Telstra plans new wireless modem, upgrade to network speed
Telstra today unveiled plans to release the fastest mobile broadband modem in the world, capable of reaching peak network downlink speeds of 21 megabits per second (Mbps).
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iPrimus launches price-capped mobile broadband
Telco iPrimus has launched what it claims is Australia's first capped-price mobile broadband service that slows the connection speed when the 6GB of monthly data allowance is reached.
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