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Australia Hutchison Telecommunications Ltd today announced that during the first half of 2009,  3 will provide their customers with access to 3G services in areas covering 96% of the Australia population.

Network expansion plans will include 3 building new coverage where there is currently high roaming and 3G roaming on parts of Telstra’s 850MHz network. These initiatives will increase 3’s 3G network presence from covering 56% of the population today, to covering 96% of the population and are in addition to 3’s existing infill site program.  The new site build is commencing this year in areas of current high roaming for 3’s customers including Newcastle and the Central Coast in NSW and the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria. Around 50 sites will be complete by the end of the year. (Read the article)

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Commsec, one of the stocks brokers, owned by commonwealth bank,  has created  new trading platform which is designed specifically for the iPhone. To help you keep up to date on market movements while you are on the move.

On CommSec iPhone Edition you can:

• Check the latest market movements
• View your holdings
• View the latest stock prices
• View company details, news, announcements and charts
• View the Daily Stock Market Report
• View your Watchlists
• View your outstanding, executed and cancelled orders
• Buy and sell stocks
• View market depth

How to get the ComSec iPhone Edition on your  iPhone or iPod touch?

1. Open Safari (web browser) on your iPhone
2. Type commsec.com.au/iphone into the URL address bar
3. Click Go button
4. Click + button
5. Click Add Bookmark button
6. Click Save button

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Mio Australia is offering a FREE 2008 map and software upgrade on selected Mio GPS models purchased between 1 May – 31 July 2008.

To be eligible to claim, individuals must purchase either a new: (a) Mio C220; (b) Mio C320 or (c) Mio GPS C520 or (d) Mio C720t from any participating store between 01/05/08 and close of business on 31/07/08.

Mio Technology Corporation is one of the leading players in the mobile GPS industry. With cutting-edge products for people on the go, Mio has become synonymous with mobility, navigation, quality and innovation.

A little Bit information about Mio :
Since 2002, Mio Technology has followed one direction that has led them to develop some of the most advanced personal navigation products available today. It has explore new technologies that help people explore the world around them.

Leveraging PDA engineering experience, mio developed and released the world’s first GPS-integrated PDA back in 2003. The success of this breakthrough product in highly competitive markets such as Taiwan and South Korea quickly established Mio Technology as one of the fastest-growing GPS navigation companies in the world. The Mio DigiWalker brand was launched in Europe in 2004, soon followed by expansion to Australia, Japan and the United States. Supported by easy-to-use software and integrated hardware functionality, Mio quickly captured market share in these new segments.

Today, Mio Technology is an industry-leading company with operations in Taiwan, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, United States, and Europe. Mio’s product range includes personal navigation devices (PND), personal digital assistants (PDAs) and smartphones.

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Billion’s BIPAC 7402G - Secure, cable-free, high-speed internet access to enhance productivity. BIPAC 7402G is an advanced device designed for office users. It supports the latest ADSL2/2+ technology enabling high-speed data rate of up to 24Mbps. Its powerful QoS feature for traffic priority and bandwidth management, and security features including multiple VPN tunnels with 3DES make the device a perfect mate to the office user or for anyone who has the compelling needs to transmit sensitive data more securely. With integrated 54Mbps 802.11g Access Point in this device, the router brings up the productivity and mobility to office users.

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Shopping around for a new phone card is not an easy task. Firstly there are so many providers that advertise rates as low as 1 cent/minute and other such wonderful rates, and secondly there is simply so much choice. How do you know what is good and what is bad?

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