D-Link’s newly announced DMG-112A is wireless range extender that is said to ensure users are always connected to the strongest Wi-Fi signal in their house. Powered using D-Link’s AutoZone technology, the DMG-112A works in tandem with compatible D-Link modems to “seamlessly” move devices to the strongest wireless network in a…
…increase network performance by a factor of two when at least three devices are on the network. Quad-Stream Wi-Fi allows the router to deliver cumulative wireless speeds of up to 2.53Gbps across the 5GHz and 2.4GHz bands. Theoretically speaking, the Nighthawk X4S can reach speeds of up to 1733Mbps on…
…854×480 pixels, 1GB of RAM, and 8GB of expandable storage. Its front and rear camera are pegged at 2MP and 8MP respectively. The Desire 520 runs Android Lollipop (with HTC’s Sense 7 overlay) and supports Optus’ 4G Plus network. “We continue to refine our products by taking advantage of the…
…scheduled for launch at the beginning of 2015, it has yet to eventuate. Australian Communications Consumer Actions Network – Australia’s peak body for consumer advocacy when it comes to services such as internet – expressed concern in regards to the service’s removal. “We would be concerned if this was a…
…it mas more than doubled the number of premises than can connect to the National Broadband Network, as well as the number of homes with an active connection to the network. 1.2 million premises can now connect to the National Broadband Network, and 486,000 homes and businesses are actively connected….
…Australia’s second biggest broadband provider with over 1.7 million customers. Australian Communications Consumer Action Network CEO Teresa Corbin previously told CyberShack that she doesn’t believe the acquisition will necessarily have a large effect on iiNet subscribers in the short term. “We don’t think there will be significant impact initially,” said…
…relatively concentrated broadband market,” said Sims. “Any future merger between two of the remaining four large suppliers of fixed broadband is likely to raise serious competition concerns.” Australian Communications Consumer Action Network CEO Teresa Corbin previously told CyberShack that she doesn’t believe the acquisition will necessarily have a large effect…
…how many devices are connected to their network, provide information and about speeds and bandwidth usage, allow remote access, and flag any potential network issues. “At the end of the day, we want our Wi-Fi to just work, so that we can do all the things we love to do…
…Court looking at this process is likely to focus in relation to damages on what comes out at the end (i.e. whole copies of films) rather than on the numerical impact of the slivers shared over the network.” Justice Perram also disagreed with DBC’s attempt to calculate damages on the…
…over the past few months,” the spokesperson told CyberShack. “We have a comprehensive program of ongoing upgrades to the network across Australia. This includes upgrades to our core network, exchanges, local backhaul and content distribution solutions, and a program for rolling out the best new in-home devices we have like…
Optus today launched its WiFi Talk app for iOS and Android smartphones, allowing customers to make and receive phone calls and text messages over a wireless network. Wi-Fi calling allows subscribers to jump onto a wireless network when faced with limited cellular connectivity, and continue making calls or sending messages…
…a fix tailored for its network. “Optus is aware of this issue. We have been in contact with Google and handset manufacturers,” said the spokesperson. “We understand they are looking to roll out a software update as soon as possible.” A Vodafone spokesperson told CyberShack that it treats software updates…