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Retro looks, killer features: AVM Fritz!Box Fon WLAN 7390 & Fritz!Fon MT-F review
It might look like it’s been yanked straight out of an episode of The Jetsons, but this retro-styled modem/router packs some seriously high-tech features.
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Data included, just add VoIP: how to save money on calls using data
If you primarily use your phone as a data device, why not move your calls to VoIP and save on call costs?
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Skype you later: phone calls from Gmail finally rolled out to Australia and internationally
Overnight, Google expanded Google Voice's mobile and landline calling feature from within Gmail to Australian and international users.
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Optus makes femtocell push with 3G Home Zone to 'unshackle' your landline
Sick of line rental and mobile dropouts? Optus's new 3G Home Zone puts a broadband-powered mini base station in your living room, in a bid to lure users away from Telstra.
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Now for the Bluetooth/3G home phone
The advent of 'unlimited' mobile plans has sparked a new category of gizmo: Bluetooth home phones that use your mobile to place calls. PLUS: The most bastardly press release ever.
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Skype adds monthly subscription plans
One hour of Skype calls to landline and mobile numbers starts at $1.50 per month, depending on which countries you need to call...
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Skype puts Windows Phone 7 on hold
Citing a second-rate “user experience” compared to the iPhone and Android, Skype admits it has no immediate plans to release an app for Windows Phone 7.
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Skype for iPad due mid-year, plus Skype video chat for iPhone 4G?
Skype targets mid-year release for its dedicated iPad app and hints that the new client will also support video calling on the next-gen ‘iPhone 4G’ or iPhone HD.
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Intel pushes warp-speed wireless broadband with WiMAX 2
Second-gen WiMAX standard will be built for peak throughput of over 300Mbps, with lower latency and increased VoIP capability for the ‘landline replacement’ market.
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Mobile phone networks open Skype calls on 3G
In a promising sign of things to come, US carriers are now starting to permit Skype calls over the 3G mobile network.
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Telstra slugs new landline customers with $100 penalty for moving to naked DSL
A new $100 ‘temporary connection charge’ for disconnecting a landline after three months is claimed to dissuade customers from joining competing ISPs on a naked DSL plan.
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First Look: Lenovo ThinkPad T400s
Australia’s first hands-on review of the deceptively ‘thin and light’ ThinkPad T400s makes us wonder if Lenovo has created the Bruce Lee of laptops...
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Asus releases Eee NAS netbook-based home server
Is there no stopping the Eee steamroller? The latest addition to Asus’ Atom-powered family of devices is a simplified Linux-based home server.
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Skype for BlackBerry enters closed beta test, but Yahoo pulls the plug
The popular VoIP software moves a step closer to the BlackBerry, while Yahoo takes a giant step backwards and kills its Yahoo! Mobile client.
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MyNetfone launches Naked ADSL2+
MyNetFone's naked ADSL2+ packs surprisingly good value -- $39 a month for 5GB peak usage. You could pay that much to Telstra just in line rental.
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