Vodafone has its eyes set on luring away business customers from Telstra’s fixed line phone services with Vodafone Infinite Business plans offering ‘unlimited’ mobile calls and texts from $45/month.
Skype 5.0 for Mac beta has been released, bringing the same group chat functionality enjoyed by Skype 5.0 for Windows users for several months to Apple’s Mac OSX.
The inaugural Dream Employers Survey has found 73 percent of employees want to work elsewhere, with Google, Virgin Group and Apple among the most desired employers.
itakeaway has launched an iPad version of its takeaway food app in a world first, with the Australian developer set to release a version for Google Android phones and tablets by the end of the year.
A few months back, I saw how the much anticipated launch of the iPad saw people lining up to get their hands on one. More recently, I received my new iPhone. This has got me thinking about how doing business has changed so much in the last decade. And while all these new gadgets are meant to make us work smarter, are they instead making us work harder?
Vodafone’s iPhone 4 plans for business have been confirmed, with Vodafone offering the iPhone 4 on its range of Single Business Cap plans starting at $29/month.
Virgin Mobile’s iPhone 4 pricing has narrowly beaten both Optus and Vodafone for value, and left Telstra in the dust at the low end of iPhone 4 plan pricing in Australia.
Telstra’s iPhone 4 launch shows that Apple’s iPhone 4 has well and truly reached the mainstream as Telstra’s PR team serves up Masterchef’s host and former contestants on the launch night.
Vodafone has positioned it’s iPhone 4 plans immediately between Telstra and Optus, slicing up the Australian iPhone 4 market in with differentiated value options and price points.
Apple’s iPad will be pushed as a solution to business customers after UXC Connect announced it is now an authorised enterprise reseller for the Apple iPad in Australia.
