EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Today we dive into the regulations around the use of the word 'unlimited' to advertise telco and broadband services, following the case levelled against Optus overnight.

But far more fun for a Friday is Nokia's development of a mobile phone charger for those that get around on bicycles. Pedal harder, talk longer!

-- Brett Winterford

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Brett Winterford | June 04, 2010

AAPT confident it's broadband plans are within the rules.

By Liz Tay | June 04, 2010

If companies won't do it, Government may have to.

By Charis Palmer | June 03, 2010

Accounting in the banking cloud.

By Rosalie Marshall | June 04, 2010

But social site's co-founder fails to persuade the critics.

By Shaun Nichols | June 04, 2010

CyberSpy promises to go legit with RemoteSpy tool.

By Shaun Nichols | June 04, 2010

Android Marketplace, Apple's App Store links to appear in mobile search.

By Iain Thomson | June 04, 2010

Steve Ballmer and Ray Ozzie go on the record at D8.

By Tarmo Virki, | June 04, 2010

Pedals hard to stay ahead in cheap markets.

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