EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

The folks at iiNet have secretly been working on the provision of a 'bonded ADSL' service for business customers that could potentially double access speeds.

We also look at a workaround for Flash content on the iPhone and iPad.

-- Brett Winterford

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