Telstra has this weekend confirmed it will offer customers shared mobile data plans “in the coming months”, as part of a broader plan to  appeal to users with multiple Internet-enabled wireless devices.

From tomorrow, September 1, new Australian telecommunication protections will come into force, aimed at providing further protection to consumers and dealing with many of the issues between customers and telecommunications providers that have risen over the past few years.

Vodafone has recently teamed up with the security vendor, McAfee, to offer a protection service for the telco’s Android phone customers. 

Telstra has today been announced as the winner of a contract by the Western Australian Government to increase mobile coverage in rural Western Australia by 22 per cent over 3 years.

RDIO is a “new” streaming service for Australians. Starting in 2010, it conducted a soft launch in Australia early in 2010, and officially opened it’s service to Australia on 20th January.

Telstra has rolled out a new mobile portal allowing customers to see account information on the go, while also announcing five new fibre-ready trucks that’ll be ready to go right round Australia.

Optus has re-affirmed its emphasis on putting bill management in users hands rather than shaping mobile internet speeds for customers who use more than their monthly data allowance.

Optus has launched its latest business offering, providing small to medium enterprises with a new mobile security suite that it says will protect data and secure devices.

Vodafone was yesterday revealed as the network of choice for Red Bull’s new mobile venture in Australia, with the company’s new 3G network to support the Red Bull initiative from later this year.

Australian pizza chain Domino’s today revealed its mobile-centric future is on track, with predictions it’ll make up nearly 60% of its business within the next two and a half years.