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Qantas to trial iPads for entertainment
Qantas will trial Apple iPads as the airline takes the first tentative steps towards introducing wireless technology for in-flight entertainment.
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Vodafone slashes prepaid mobile broadband prices
Vodafone (VHA) has cut the price of its prepaid mobile broadband starter pack from $79 to $49, including 1GB of data.
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IDC: Wireless demand at risk without backhaul update
Mobile carriers need to get their collective act together with backhaul equipment if they are to keep up with increasing wireless demands, according to IDC.
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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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UPS tests devices that keep track of truck data
United Parcel Service is testing a new ruggedized mobile computer in its trucks that can wirelessly log departure and arrival times and provide managers with data on vehicle speed and idle times.
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