EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Optus has launched a cheaper alternative to Telstra's T-Touch tablet. Telstra has meanwhile been accused of violating open source licenses whilst developing the T-Hub.

We've also closed off a poll on the front page today which asked who should move to address the stand-off between Apple and Australia's carriers over the lack of warranties available for the second half of two-year iPhone plans.

Of 1140 readers that voted, 83 percent said Apple should change its policy and fall into line with other manufacturers, whilst 17 percent said telcos should absorb the cost.

-- Brett Winterford

MOST READ TPG to open direct Asian internet route Opinion: Time to re-think telephone numbers Data retention proposal pinned on VoIP Dell strips staff of 25,000 Blackberrys New Zealand edges closer to three strikes FEATURED COMMENT "Way to loose all credibility Gartner. How about you encourage support of tablet/slate style devices? With the release of the Samsung Galaxy Tab and other devices from companies such as Dell, HP, etc., to be specifically say "support the iPad" is totally inept. " Corsair commenting on CEOs urged to seize iPad opportunity

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Ry Crozier | November 08, 2010

Lack of clarity when Police seek data stored by ISPs.

By Liz Tay | November 08, 2010

T-Hub device may violate open source license.

By Staff Writer | November 08, 2010

Also offers Galaxy Tablet on postpaid plans.

By Ry Crozier | November 08, 2010

Wins more NBN-related work.

By Alastair Sharp | November 08, 2010

Question marks over RIM's corporate dominance.

By Bill Rigby | November 08, 2010

Claims he is still committed to the vendor.

By Staff Writer | November 08, 2010

Disspain steps in next year.

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