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OS War Breaks Out As Android Dethrones Symbian In Asia

Marie JonesDecember 31, 1999

The popularity of smartphones continues to skyrocket with one in every five handsets sold in the Asia being a smartphone, starting a new war of operating systems.

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Super-Rugged Sonim Phones Break NFC Rules

Matthew LentiniDecember 31, 1999

Sonim was one of the first companies to introduce a Near-Field Communications-enabled (NFC) phone in Australia, but has shifted the popular paradigm from contactless payment to a bit of pioneering in heavy industry.

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Cordless Phone Market Gets Smart As Consumers Demand More Features

David RichardsDecember 31, 1999

As demand for Smartphone's soar, Australians are looking for equally smart communication technology in the home, including follow me technology that links Smartphone's with cordless phones, SMS and email capability from home phones and VOIP handsets claims executives from German Company Gigaset Communications who recently appointed a new distributor in Australia.

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New Google Android Phone Exposed With Limitations

David Richards and News Services.December 31, 1999

The new Google G1 Android phone which is set to take on Apple's 3G iPhone has finally been unveiled in New York and will be shown for the first time next week in Australia.

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Telstra Mobile Up 1.6M, Profit $3.4Bn

Oonagh ReidyDecember 31, 1999

Telstra earnings fall short of expectations despite a stellar year in mobile.

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NEC Appoints Asentria For Voice Monitoring

Staff WritersDecember 31, 1999

NEC Australia has chosen Asentria's TeleBoss Controllers to monitor and manage its outsourced voice monitoring services.

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Facebook Finished As Google+ Nabs 100M Users?

Oonagh ReidyDecember 31, 1999

Google+ is a-growing. Well, that's according to one researcher, who believes it has hit 10 million users already.

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Telstra Rolls Out Pre-Paid Mobile 3G

Staff WritersDecember 31, 1999

Telstra has rolled out its Next G wireless broadband Pre-Paid making mobile broadband flexible both by location and now price.

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Android To Overtake Symbian This Year, Says IDC

Marie JonesDecember 31, 1999

Smartphone shipments are expected to break the 100 million mark in the Asia/Pacific region excluding Japan (APEJ), and IDC forecasts Android could claim the crown for leading the smartphone market by year end.

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