Unwired

In the wireless broadband space, Unwired is now offering a 10GB a month plan for $40, which sounds great until you realise that half of this is limited to off-peak browsing (the peak is strangely defined as 2pm to 2am) and that if you exceed the limit, speed drops to an abysmal 32Kbps.

Monday, September 8, 2008 | Lifehacker Australia 2008

In the wireless broadband space, Unwired is now offering a 10GB a month plan for $40, which sounds great until you realise that half of this is limited to off-peak browsing (the peak is strangely defined as 2pm to 2am) and that if you exceed the limit, speed drops to an abysmal 32Kbps.

Prepaid iPhones all but gone, tricky deals from Unwired | Lifehacker Australia 2008

Live audblogging from "Unwired" meeting in LA, part two

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Live audblogging from "Unwired" meeting in LA, part one

Boing Boing: March 2, 2003 - March 8, 2003 Archives 2003

Live audblogging from "Unwired" meeting in LA, part three

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"Unwired," Kurt said, breaking in for the tenth time in as many minutes.

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The Optus network is so screwed why would anyone seriously contemplate using the iPhone as a tethered device when you pay $34.98 for 2GB of data but you can get 3GB from Unwired at more than double the speed and 10x the reliability for $19.95.

Optus Wants $9.99 A Month For iPhone Tethering | Lifehacker Australia 2009

Two commercial agreements were also signed — one between Telstra and Chinese mobile phone company ZTE, and the other between Unwired and Chinese telecommunications provider Huawei.

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