Telstra logo. On Monday, Australian telecommunications company Telstra has introduced dual carrier HSPA+ standard for broadband Internet business customers in the Next G network. This is the first time this technology is being introduced on national scale. The bandwidths the users can deploy increased into two to three times, with Telstra becoming the world’s fastest national mobile broadband service. The switch started with enabling the service for premium users. After some feedback, Telstra may expand the plan. Election campaign Tony Abbott in 2010. Telstra delayed the implementation of the new technology until elections end. This decision was intended to avoid wrong interpretation of them by Coalition . Coalition's claims include that wireless networks can be an alternative to the Labor party "fibre-to-the-home" proposal to introduce more expensive wired Internet. The announcement of the new technology, initially planned on August 25, was delayed, with Telstra spokesman Craig Middleton explaining, "We just didn't want to feel like we were influencing the [telecommunications] debate." Distribution A NextG Telstra wireless USB modem Telstra has only 2000 devices which support the new technology. This is why the opportunity to try it out is being given only to the Business plan customers, and they receive it for the same price as they were paying for the previous NextG plan. Since October 5, the device will be available for sale, with the Business customers able to buy it with 75\% discount and a prepaid data allowance. The upgrade is expected to cover roughly 50\% of the population. This is happening at the same time as one of Telstra's competitors Vodafone is doubling data download quotas on mobile cap plans.
Telstra logo. On Monday, Australian telecommunications company Telstra has introduced dual carrier standard for broadband Internet business customers in the network. This is the first time this technology is being introduced on national scale. The bandwidths the users can deploy increased into two to three times, with Telstra becoming the world’s fastest national mobile broadband service. The switch started with enabling the service for premium users. After some feedback, Telstra may expand the plan. Election campaign Tony Abbott in 2010. Telstra delayed the implementation of the new technology until elections end. This decision was intended to avoid wrong interpretation of them by . Coalition's claims include that wireless networks can be an alternative to the "fibre-to-the-home" proposal to introduce more expensive wired Internet. The announcement of the new technology, initially planned on August 25, was delayed, with Telstra spokesman Craig Middleton explaining, "We just didn't want to feel like we were influencing the [telecommunications] debate." Distribution A NextG Telstra wireless USB modem Telstra has only 2000 devices which support the new technology. This is why the opportunity to try it out is being given only to the Business plan customers, and they receive it for the same price as they were paying for the previous NextG plan. Since October 5, the device will be available for sale, with the Business customers able to buy it with 75\% discount and a prepaid data allowance. The upgrade is expected to cover roughly 50\% of the population. This is happening at the same time as one of Telstra's competitors is doubling data download quotas on mobile cap plans.
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