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Ericsson backs Thailand's digitalisation

As Thailand moves towards mainstream 5G adoption by 2025, the country needs to accelerate the 5G ecosystem, establish a strong digital infrastructure, ensure availability of more spectrum bands, and drive tech partnership and sustainability initiatives to accelerate digitalisation and support socio-economic growth, according to Swedish telecom equipment firm Ericsson.

Bangkok Post

Why you should wait before buying a new Android phone

More powerful devices with a speedy new processor and high-tech gaming graphics are around the corner.

Evening Standard

AIS sticking to TTTBB, JASIF deals despite hurdle

Advanced Info Service (AIS) says it remains committed to acquiring fixed broadband provider Triple T Broadband (TTTBB) and investing 19% in Jasmine Broadband Internet Infrastructure Fund (JASIF), even though JASIF shareholders rejected AIS's proposed amendments to optical fibre cable (OFC) rental agreements between TTTBB and JASIF.

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Wheatbelt farmers frustrated by Telstra's 'slow' response to fortify services against bushfires

Wheatbelt farmers like Steven Bolt fear Telstra has not done enough to avoid a repeat of the telecommunications failure ahead of another bushfire season.

ABC News

US, Japan back Australia's Digicel Pacific purchase with $150 million in credit guarantees

The two countries will each provide $75 million to support Telstra's purchase of Digicel Pacific, which has 2.5 million subscribers across several Pacific nations.

ABC News

BT left my elderly parents cut off from a ‘lifeline’ for two months

There was a fault with their landline, but the only action we had was a bill

The Guardian - UK

New task force to target 'scumbag' hackers following Medibank and Optus cyber attacks

The federal government will form a new permanent joint operation between the Australian Federal Police and the country's cyber spy agency which will target online criminals.

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Queensland changes licence verification process after Optus hack

Queenslanders will now have to give their licence and card numbers when dealing with banks and telcos, but some have questioned whether the protocol really amounts to a two-factor authentication system.

ABC News

As Optus, Medibank and more are hit by cyber attacks, these 'white hat' or 'ethical' hackers are targeting companies 'from the inside'

There's a type of hacker increasingly being hired by Australian companies as more and more organisations experience data breaches.

ABC News

Daylight saving time: Will your phone automatically adjust for the time change?

Do I need to do anything to my Android phone to make sure it's ready for the daylight saving time change? Probably not, but here are a few tips just in case.

Android Central

Optus promises to pay cost of replacing foreign passports compromised in data breach

The telecommunications giant previously promised to cover the cost for Australians who chose to replace their passports, however, until now, it had not made the same pledge to foreign passport holders.

ABC News

How to sign up for Visible, plus prices and plans

It's important to know how to sign up for Visible if you've been planning to go with the Verizon-based MVNO. All you need is an app and a few minutes.

Android Central

Is Verizon Stock a Buy at Its Lowest Level in Years?

Telecom major Verizon (VZ) has reported consumer losses and a decline in its bottom line in its third quarter. This has caused the stock to drop to its 52-week low, which is also the lowest level the stock witnessed in years. Does this mean a solid investment opportunity? Read on…

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Cybercrime in Australia has been on the rise for years, but Optus and Medibank have been wake-up calls

Experts say the recent prominence of data breaches is just companies being more forthcoming and the media more focused on reporting them

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How to set up Voice Message Transcription in Google Messages

Knowing how to set up voice message transcription on your Android phone makes getting the message across a lot easier. Here's how to do it.

Daily Mirror

Vodafone announces new cheaper broadband - saving some customers £120 a year

The Essentials Broadband tariff offered by Vodafone is the 'cheapest' social tariff on the market and means thousands of Brits could make a saving of £10 a month - or £120 a year

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Bowers & Wilkins' range-topping wireless noise-cancelling headphones are luxurious and capable, but pricey with it.

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Birmingham Post

Quickline adds build team to deliver quicker on rural connectivity

East Yorkshire firm is recruiting now for 16-strong team

The Guardian - UK

Broadband customers face up to 14% hike in bills, warns Which?

BT customers face £113 rise as providers such as EE and TalkTalk prepare controversial ‘inflation-plus’ mechanism

Los Angeles Times

Broadband internet isn't equally available to LA County's low-income residents, report says

The pandemic proved how crucial it is to be connected to the internet.

ABC News

Optus customers affected by data breach do not need new passports, chief executive says

The telco's chief executive, Kelly Bayer Rosmarin, says it is thanks to a number of government agencies that people can now "continue with their travel plans and feel safe and secure".

Axios

FCC poised to ban all U.S. sales of new Huawei and ZTE equipment

The planned move marks a deepening trade rift amid heightened national security fears over Chinese tech.

Evening Standard

Now is the time to end high broadband prices for hard-up households

Did you know there are reduced broadband tariffs for households on Universal Credit? Most people don’t - which means take-up is scandalously low. Broadband companies must urgently do more to promote these offers, says cost of living expert Greg Marsh

Wales Online

What to do about slow broadband speeds and how you could get up to £100 back

Households are set to be hit with hefty broadband price rises next spring - but are you getting what you pay for?

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