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Steve Jobs: Mobile Me launch was a mistake
Steve Jobs has made an unprecedented move by admitting that Apple made a big mistake rolling out its paid-for cloud computing service Mobile Me in one go.
Stewart Meagher
Aug 6 2008 2:27PM
Networking
Weekly Roundup: New iPhone players and Google declares privacy dead
Oz gets even more iPhone options, Blackberry looks to give Apple a run for its money, and Google claims personal privacy is dead and gone.
Staff Writers
Aug 2 2008 7:29PM
Security
Next G data limit increase could ease iPhone headaches
Telstra has increased the data download limits of its $10 and $29 Next G data plans by up to 650 percent.
Liz Tay
Aug 1 2008 4:04PM
Telco/ISP
3 grabs a piece of the iPhone pie
Tired of waiting for its own licensing contract with Apple, 3 Mobile is launching a range of plans geared towards iPhone users with unlocked devices.
Staff Writers
Aug 1 2008 11:09AM
Telco/ISP
900 laptops lost at Heathrow per week
More than 3,300 laptops are lost or go missing at the eight largest airports in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) each week, according to new research commissioned by Dell.
Staff Writers
Aug 1 2008 8:01AM
Hardware
Opinion: Mobile Me finally fixed... for now
Apple fans can finally breathe a fruit-flavoured sigh of relief as the Cupertino Collective announces that its Mobile Me fluffy Cloud service is up and running properly.
Stewart Meagher
Jul 31 2008 1:52PM
Software
Shove over iPhone: Blackberry Bold comes to Australia
The Australian mobile market has welcomed yet another device with the launch of the BlackBerry Bold Smartphone this week.
Staff Writers
Jul 31 2008 11:24AM
Hardware
Mobile Me mislays mail
Apple is still having birthing problems with Mobile Me, the replacement for its Dot Mac service which never really made the grade.
Stewart Meagher
Jul 29 2008 1:29PM
Software
Mobile maps show the way
The use of mapping services on mobile phones is growing rapidly in the US and Europe, new figures show.
Staff Writers
Jul 29 2008 7:44AM
Software
One in five purchase items via mobile
A fifth of respondents to a survey have bought items using their mobile phone, and more than a third expressed an interest in carrying out money transfers via their handset..
Guy Dixon
Jul 24 2008 4:17PM
Strategy
Opera unveils Mobile 9.5 beta
Opera has taken the wraps off a beta version of its latest mobile browser, Opera Mobile 9.5.
Guy Dixon
Jul 22 2008 8:37AM
Software
Opera Mobile 9.5 beta released
Opera has released the latest version of its mobile browser, saying that it adds many new features and will make developing for the platform much easier.
Staff Writers
Jul 21 2008 2:16PM
Software
Boost launches mobile internet friendly plans
Boost Mobile has developed several pre-paid rate plans to fuel and encourage the use of online mobile browsing throughout Australia.
Staff Writers
Jul 14 2008 3:48PM
Telco/ISP
iPhone to revolutionise mobile apps
The 3G iPhone is primed to make a splash not only with consumers but in the enterprise market, with its accessibility for mobile applications.
Ashley Clark
Jul 11 2008 3:58PM
Software
House to size up global roaming rates
Australians love to travel overseas. We also love our mobile phones. But anyone who's tried to place a call on their mobile while travelling internationally knows how expensive combining those two loves can be.
Dylan Bushell-Embling
Jul 10 2008 12:17PM
Telco/ISP
Mobile owners hopeless at recycling
Only one in 10 people in the UK recycle their mobile phone, according to new research by Nokia..
Staff Writers
Jul 9 2008 9:07AM
Hardware
US government sued over tracking mobile phones
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) are suing the US Department of Justice (DOJ) for details of its ability to track individuals via their mobile phones..
Iain Thomson
Jul 3 2008 12:41PM
Oddware
Microsoft to acquire mobile services developer
Microsoft has announced plans to acquire a firm specialising in mobile data, particularly in providing phone users with mobile access to content. The move will extend the capabilities of Windows Mobile and Windows Live, Microsoft said.
Daniel Robinson
Jun 30 2008 7:31AM
Software
EU wants to cut cost of mobile calls
The amount that telecoms operators charge for connecting each others' mobile phone calls is set to fall drastically thanks to guidelines just published by the European Commission.
Tony Dennis
Jun 28 2008 12:01PM
Telco/ISP
3 Mobile enlists online help to secure iPhone
3 Mobile is enlisting legions of its customers to pile Internet pressure on Apple in an attempt to secure the iPhone for its network.
Mitchell Bingemann
Jun 27 2008 2:57PM
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