42mbps? Rubbish. 4.2mbps HSDPA, sure. This is what happens when the marketing team tries to get their silly little heads round data transfer rates and other 'tek stuffz'
Even IF their network does support such a transfer rate, the 3G iphone chip would have to support it, and as it's one friggin country out of the world, I think this is pretty much rubbish.
I suggest you read the article and know the facts before jumping to conclusions. Telstra's Next G currently supports 14.4Mbps. A 42Mbps upgrade is in the works and is expected within the next year or two.
Australia is a pioneer in 3G, so don't think that what you don't see in your own country isn't possible elsewhere.
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42mbps? Rubbish. 4.2mbps HSDPA, sure. This is what happens when the marketing team tries to get their silly little heads round data transfer rates and other 'tek stuffz'
Even IF their network does support such a transfer rate, the 3G iphone chip would have to support it, and as it's one friggin country out of the world, I think this is pretty much rubbish.
I suggest you read the article and know the facts before jumping to conclusions. Telstra's Next G currently supports 14.4Mbps. A 42Mbps upgrade is in the works and is expected within the next year or two.
Australia is a pioneer in 3G, so don't think that what you don't see in your own country isn't possible elsewhere.