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Mind your mobile – smartphones highlight the importance of securing mobiles against loss or theft

With the rapid uptake of smartphones it’s timely to remind consumers of the importance of securing their mobiles, which contain valuable information and personal data. If consumers have their mobile stolen or they lose it they need to be aware of some important steps to protect themselves and prevent its misuse, which can lead to big bills.
23/07/10

NSW Government Delivers Streamlined Planning For Critical Mobile Networks

The Mobile Carriers Forum (MCF) has today welcomed the NSW Government’s announcement that it is taking a lead on reforming its planning laws to respond to skyrocketing demand for new mobile telecommunications infrastructure and services.
16/07/10

Just when you thought it was safe…along comes another mobile petrol station myth

Just when you think myths have well and truly been busted they have a habit of re-emerging and the process of debunking them starts all over again. Take the hoary old chesnut of mobile phones allegedly causing explosions at petrol stations.
09/07/10

Excessive texting habits taken seriously

The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) take seriously any claims of misuse of mobile telecommunications technology and is committed to promoting safe, responsible and affordable access to mobiles.
02/07/10

Government’s Digital Dividend decision maximizes national economic benefits

The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) welcomes the Federal Government’s decision to maximise national economic benefits by allocating 126 MHz of broadcasting spectrum as the Digital Dividend.
25/06/10

Government's Digital Dividend decision maximises national economic benefits

The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) welcomes the Federal Government’s decision to maximise national economic benefits by allocating 126 MHz of broadcasting spectrum as the Digital Dividend.
25/06/10

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