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Video Mobiles News

BlackBerry Plans available on Optus Mobile

Monday August 3, 2009
Optus latest plans for BlackBerry offer unlimited email from $9.99.

Some Timely Additions

Wednesday October 15, 2008
Collecting is now verging on a national epidemic, even among schoolchildren, and the ABC's Collectors show is largely to blame. It has taken collecting out of the exclusive domain of expensive antiques and introduced it to a new generation, those more likely to collect vintage video games than 17th-century clocks. Professor Adrian Franklin is the show's resident academic.

The Silent Treatment

Saturday September 6, 2008
Noisy mobiles, nosy co-workers - it's all too much for Conrad Walters.

Qr Mobiles: Last Thing You Do Is Talk

Tuesday August 12, 2008
Have you noticed ads recently in this newspaper and elsewhere containing large blackand- white blocks? They are an initial promotion for a concept that has the potential to change the whole relationship between traditional media, mobile media, and the internet.

War Of The Mobiles

Monday October 8, 2007
The telcos are fighting for your business on the small screen, writes Lia Timson.

Telstra's $1m Winner Is A Pile Of Poo

Wednesday October 3, 2007
TELSTRA is about to invest $1 million in a crap idea for a video game.

Editorial Ugly Twist In Schools

Tuesday August 14, 2007
THE growing incidence of school students using mobile phones equipped with video cameras to post vicious playground brawls and illicit teen sex on internet websites will concern all parents.

Anyone Seen My Phone?

Tuesday July 17, 2007
Recycle or resell? Steve Dow looks at the fate of unwanted mobiles.

Pre-paid Mobiles Foot The Bill For Majority

Tuesday May 22, 2007
AUSTRALIANS might be big spenders with high credit card debts, but when it comes to mobile phone bills they exhibit caution.

Gang Rape On Teen Girl Was Filmed, Police Say

Sunday March 25, 2007
AN alleged gang rape of a 13-year-old girl by five teenage boys was filmed on a video camera, it has been revealed.

Roam On The Range

Saturday November 26, 2005
David Stonehouse tries some Adelaide rock, anarchic video, mobile news and free calls.

Sol's Bright Ideas Dim The Hopes Of Many At Telstra

Thursday November 17, 2005
Wow - "faster delivery of video clips, sport and news to mobiles" ("Telstra's $26b line to the future", November 16). I think that is well worth the jobs of 12,000 fellow Australians. Now they will have something to entertain themselves when they are unemployed (assuming they can afford it). I wonder, though, will Sol turn off the lights when he is the last person left at Telstra?

Sony Bmg Gets Big In Mobiles

Thursday November 17, 2005
Within three years Sony BMG expects a quarter of its annual revenue to come from mobile phone users either listening to songs, watching videos clips or even replacing their ring tone with a song.

Paper-like Screen To Revolutionise Mobiles

Monday November 7, 2005
SQUINTING to make out the footy scores on the mobile phone's matchbox-size display? No problem, just unfurl the screen.

Itunes Answers A New Calling

Thursday August 4, 2005
Apple and Motorola are bringing music to mobiles, writes Garry Barker.

Landline Going The Way Of The Dodo

Thursday April 21, 2005
More people are shunning the traditional landline home telephone as mobiles consolidate their place in our lives.

Video Dating Comes To The Mobile

Tuesday April 12, 2005
RSVP on 3 users can search online profiles, send pictures and videos to online or other mobile users as if they were sitting at their computer. reports David Braue.

Video Game Evolution Puts Competitive Pressure On Cd Music Sales

Monday April 11, 2005
The stereotype of the teenage video game player is wrong, writes Stephen Dabkowski

Mobiles Take A Whole New Direction

Sunday April 3, 2005
IT sounds like science fiction but within five years many Australians will be carrying mini-televisions in their pockets.

Internet Payphone Takes Fight To Mobiles

Saturday March 19, 2005
Vandalism, out of order and voice-only service will no longer be the standard menu for the dwindling number of payphone users if a trial in Sydney's central business district succeeds.