Stories about: Sierra Wireless

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Telstra boosts Next G HSPA+ speeds to 42Mbps 16 February, 2010 07:30

Telstra has upgraded its Next G HSPA+ mobile network to provide peak downlink speeds of 42Mbps.
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Telstra boosts mobile broadband to 21Mbps, 42Mbps to come 17 February, 2009 09:33

Telstra has launched what it claims is the world’s fastest mobile broadband service, with peak download speeds of 21Mbps and with the intention of increasing it to 42Mbps later this year.
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Better latency gets HSPA closer to fixed broadband 09 December, 2008 07:55

Mobile broadband will move closer to competing with ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) on more equal terms when latency improves and data speeds increase to a theoretical 21M bps (bits per second), according to Peder Ramel, CEO of mobile operator 3 Scandinavia.
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Telstra readies 21M bps mobile broadband service 08 December, 2008 14:25

Telstra will boost data speeds in its Next G mobile network to 21M bps (bits per second) early next year, and will conduct tests of the faster service this month, equipment vendor Ericsson said Friday. However, customers may have to wait longer for the arrival of compatible phones, which haven't yet caught up with previous improvements to network performance.
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Sierra Wireless to buy Wavecom 03 December, 2008 07:47

Sierra Wireless, a maker of networking cards for PCs and other devices, has agreed to acquire French M2M (machine-to-machine) wireless vendor Wavecom for Euro 218 million (AUD$430 million).
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Telstra unveils Next G mobile broadband WiFi router 24 July, 2008 11:30

Telstra, in conjunction with Netcomm and Sierra Wireless, has released a portable HSDPA, Wi-Fi and Ethernet router that can be used to share an Internet connection wherever there is Next G mobile network coverage.
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It's a hard-knock life: 3 rugged notebooks take a beating 16 May, 2008 08:02

Anybody who has spent any amount of time working on the road has probably witnessed their share of notebook disasters: dropped from a hotel desk, shaken beyond repair in the trunk of a rental car or doused by a knocked-over cup of coffee. Too often, the result is a worthless chunk of plastic, glass and metal.
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Telstra launches Sierra wireless cards for Next G 25 September, 2007 12:02

Sierra Wireless and Telstra today announced that the Wireless AirCard(R) 880U USB modem and the AirCard 880E ExpressCard are now available in Australia to provide high-speed mobile access to Telstra's Next G HSPA network.
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3G today: Broadband on every corner 14 September, 2006 10:55

Mobile 3G wireless has had more ups and downs than a Six Flags thrill ride. First, it was built up as a fast-approaching broadband panacea that would keep us connected, outdoors and in, all the time. Then it plunged into ridicule and ultimately obscurity thanks to infrastructure delays, the economic downturn, and competition from coffee shop Wi-Fi.
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VPNs take on secure remote access role 20 January, 2006 07:42

As remote access to business networks increases and as threats against these networks grow, IT executives need to support technology that is flexible and that can effectively combat ever-evolving attacks.
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Wireless options expand, forcing IT to be flexible 16 January, 2006 08:50

IT managers are facing an increasingly complex array of wireless technology choices, with new offerings such as WiMax-certified devices and notebook PCs that have built-in support for 3G networks adding to the options IT has to evaluate and support.