Telstra just sent over the details of its data plans for the iPad 3G. Strangely, they’re all prepaid – and reasonably priced (for Australia, anyway). Prices are as follows, with all amounts expiring after 30 days:
$20
1GB
$0.02/MB
$30
3GB
$0.01/MB
$60
6GB
$0.01/MB
$80
9GB
$0.01/MB
$100
12GB
$0.01/MB
Telstra has just announced today’s early release of the HTC Desire. Those of you who expressed interest in the Desire should have got an email this morning. Only the Bourke St (Melbourne), George St (Sydney) and Hay St (Perth) [T]life stores are currently stocking the phone, with stores across the country receiving stock by the [...]
The HTC Desire (which is almost undoubtedly my next phone) is set for release on Telstra’s Next G network next month. Read on for the details.
Telstra has secured its first full QWERTY Nokia, the E71. The E71 is just 10mm thick, supports quad-band GSM and HSDPA 3G (3.6 Mbps), syncs with Microsoft Exchange, edits Microsoft Word/Excel/Powerpoint formats, and actually supports USB tethering for use as a 3G modem.
3 customers with compatible handsets can now get 3G speeds outside 3’s coverage areas thanks to an agreement with Telstra that provides roaming on their Next G network. Previously, 3 customers roamed to Telstra’s 2G network. The new agreement brings 3’s 3G coverage to 96% of Australia.
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