If your phone switches to SOS mode without you doing anything, then that’s the first sign that you’re a victim of an illegal phone porting scam. What is a phone porting scam? It’s when a person successfully manages to get your phone number ported to another telco provider and therefore another mobile device. The Outcome […]
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In Australia we have more than three million internet-connected smart devices. This has caused an alarming increase in cyber threats to individuals, businesses, and governments as it’s the easiest and most efficient way for hackers to enter a network, steal information and sell data. We’re turning to the authorities to provide us with protection in
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We haven’t even fully rolled out 5G yet, not to mention there is a portion of Australians who are against it, and Tokyo-based company NTT Corporation have already successfully developed a new phased-array transmitter module for 6G wireless communication. This is groundbreaking for the company as they have succeeded in achieving the world’s first beamforming
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When you think of a large enterprise by default you think of a huge, impressive office building with ample space and communal areas. This also means that many large businesses are carrying significant idle capacity in their office spaces. Spaces that are not used every day and in some cases are not even required at
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Nowadays we have so many ways of communicating with one another. Phone, email, SMS, chat, social media, video, messaging apps like WhatsApp and so on. How do you know which one to use and when? Which one do you prefer to use either as a business or an individual? In a recent survey of Australian
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In our last article we discussed how most large telco companies in the EU suggested that Big Tech should finance the 5G rollout in Europe. The telcos behind this suggestion are Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefonica and Telecom Italia, who suggested that Big Tech should cover part of the network costs. Their reasoning is that their
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We’ve mentioned the 5G rollout numerous times in our articles. It’s a big milestone for internet connectivity and at the same time comes with a lot of controversy from users who are concerned about the possible side effects. Putting all that aside, you can imagine how much such a roll out could cost. We’re talking
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With the cost-of-living crisis it’s well known that consumers worldwide are spending less and less. Prices for everyday items have gone up and certain “luxuries” that we would have been willing to spend more on in the past, now take a backseat and are not even considered. According to recent research by management consulting company
Will you spend more on Telco services? Many Australians would… Read More »
In the last 10 days we’ve see two major outages occur for Telstra. These outages affected millions of Telstra users especially in the NSW and Queensland regions. While Telstra has apologised for the inconvenience caused, what was the cause of the outage? According to Telstra’s announcements the outage was caused by a planned update which
Telstra Outage – Is Now the Time to Switch to Enterprise VoIP Apps? Read More »
Many of us are starting to forget the early days of the Covid-19 lockdown when we had to set up home offices equipped to get us through what we initially thought would have been a couple of weeks. And in the end, those “couple of weeks” turned into months and as a result, we invested
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