Telecom has made available a free developer’s pack with the resources needed to develop machine-to-machine (M2M) applications. The pack is meant for New Zealanders interested in working on M2M solutions.
Chorus has announced it is on track to complete its roll out of 3,600 roadside cabinets, all of which are VDSL2 enabled, but Telecom Wholesale is still unable to confirm when it will launch a commercial service.
Unbundled plans - that is a broadband service from an ISP that has put in its own equipment into an exchange - provide web browsing speeds that are faster than plans from Telecom Wholesale, according to a Commerce Commission audit of broadband from January to June 2010, released today.
Broadband customers hoping to speed up their connections through Telecom’s high-speed VDSL2 service face a longer wait, as the service was put on ice last month for an indeterminate period of time.
Telecom will pay $1.6 million to rivals Vodafone and Orcon following a settlement with the Commerce Commission over its wholesale division’s ‘loyalty offers’.