Australian telecommunications legislators and statutory bodies are not keeping pace with the industry when it comes to personal mobile phone content services.
Nokia is disputing claims by Dutch consumer authorities that its product was at fault in a recent incidents in which one of its handsets exploded, injuring a Netherlands man.
The head of a Queensland Police Internet child abuse protection unit has outlined safety concerns about mobile phone chatrooms after recent reports they are being used by paedophiles.
Telstra's plan to build a mobile phone tower on a Leichhardt shopping centre is facing further delays as its dispute with the local community appears set to drag on.
PIN numbers and restricted number ranges are among proposals before Australia's communications authorities to limit minors' access to premium-rate multimedia content on their mobile phones.
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