Is TelstraClear cellphone network on telecom cellphone network.
i think it is what you guys think?
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It is not a new "mobile network", it's a "mobile service".
Someone here at Tech Ed came to me to say Telstraclear was deploying their own HSDPA network, and I said "I think you are thinking of the Tauranga project, closed down last year". The guy walked away saying I was wrong.
Some people...
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freitasm:It is not a new "mobile network", it's a "mobile service".
Someone here at Tech Ed came to me to say Telstraclear was deploying their own HSDPA network, and I said "I think you are thinking of the Tauranga project, closed down last year". The guy walked away saying I was wrong.
Some people...
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freitasm:It is not a new "mobile network", it's a "mobile service".
Someone here at Tech Ed came to me to say Telstraclear was deploying their own HSDPA network, and I said "I think you are thinking of the Tauranga project, closed down last year". The guy walked away saying I was wrong.
Some people...
Telstra Clear is poised to enter New Zealand's highly competitive cellphone market with the launch of their new network scheduled for tomorrow.
The service will become the third available to New Zealanders after Vodafone and Telecom and could be the catalyst for a cell phone price war, as consumers reap the benefits of new competition.
It is expected to lower calling costs
Telstra Clear said the service would be a simple one, available everywhere in New Zealand irrespective of network and would cost 29 cents per call no matter what time of day.
The catch is, Telstra's entry into the market will only be available to customers who also have their home phone and broadband plan.
The Consumers' Institute warns that if a free phone sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
David Naulls, from the Institute, said: "They factor that into the price of the plan so as they structure their plans. They would look at how they got the capital cost of the phone over a certain time period".
That time period is 24 months which is reasonably standard among plans.
The big difference now is that there's new competition and that could force savings for existing cell phone users.
3 News
Why did tv3 say its a new network ???
more info is on http://3news.co.nz/Business/Story/tabid/421/articleID/69348/Default.aspx
odd huh
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Just because it's on the papers or on TV it's is not true - or correct.
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freitasm:Just because it's on the papers or on TV it's is not true - or correct.
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