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LTE GUIDE FOR 2015 Learn what the current situation is with LTE in Australia, the expected developments in 2015, and the range of antennas that can be used to take advantage of the expected changes.  LTE Guide for 2015 |
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Latest Network News
| Telstra preps nationwide LTE broadcast service 28 February, 2017 Telstra plans to launch LTE-B broadcast services on a commercial basis this year, with an aim to provide nationwide coverage in 2018. |
Telstra to upgrade optical network, trial 5G and IoT 27 February, 2017 Telstra and technology partner Ericsson will embark on an upgrade for the telco's long-haul, regional, metro and national optical networks to achieve more capacity ahead of an expected increase in demand. |
Optus switches on 1Gbps '4.5G' network in Sydney 22 February, 2017 Optus has rolled out what it's calling a 4.5G network in Macquarie Park in northern Sydney capable of 1Gbps theoretical speeds, in what it describes as “a step toward 5G”. |
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| Vodafone first to sign up for NBN mobile backhaul 3 February, 2017 Vodafone has emerged as the first commercial customer for an NBN product that enables carriers to take advantage of NBN’s transit network for backhaul. |
Telstra to boost CBD 4G speeds to 1Gbps 31 January, 2017 Telstra is switching on capabilities in its 4G network that will bring gigabit peak speeds to five CBD zones across Australia. |
Telstra to boost CBD 4G speeds to 1Gbps 31 January, 2017 Telstra is switching on capabilities in its 4G network that will bring gigabit peak speeds to five CBD zones across Australia. |
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| TPG seeks Telstra piggyback into mobile market 15 December, 2016 TPG Telecom is hoping to gain access to Telstra’s regional mobile network to bolster the reach of its planned mobile network. |
Telstra banned from 700 MHz auction 14 December, 2016 Telstra has been barred from buying any more 700 MHz spectrum for its 4G network at an auction next year, after the government heeded advice from the competition watchdog. |
Nokia, Vodafone on the cusp of LTE deal for Melbourne trains 7 December, 2016 Nokia and Vodafone have entered the final stages of negotiation to ink a deal with the Victorian government for the deployment of LTE networks through the metro rail network. |
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New Product Review
Nextivity Cel-Fi Smart Repeater If you have ever suffered from poor mobile reception in your home or office, you will understand the frustration of slow internet browsing, poor call quality and moving to a certain spot to get reception. Nextivity’s Cel-Fi Repeater is a great solution for those wanting to improve indoor 3G coverage for their smart phones or mobile broadband devices. The system works by grabbing the 3G signal from outside or at a window, boosting the signal and then rebroadcasting it inside. Generally you can expect a coverage area of around 600m², enough for the average home or small office. The Cel-Fi system can handle multiple mobile devices, including smart phones and mobile data modems. It will only support a 3G signal, not 2G or 4G. UPDATED: Cel-Fi is now available for Telstra, Optus and Vodafone on both the 3G and 4G networks. Rating: |
Finally there is an approved consumer repeater available in Australia for use on Telstra's Next G® Network
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