EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

As predicted yesterday afternoon, Telstra announced it will launch an Android phone this year.

Join our iTnews webinar tomorrow noon when Monash's IT helpdesk manager will give you tips on how to manage your users' support expectations for the new Android/Telstra and Windows 7 phones announced at Mobile World Congress this week.

-- Brett Winterford

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