Broadband comes to mobiles
The broadband internet services you enjoy at home will be coming to your mobile phone next year.
Telco 3 mobile has teamed with internet heavyweights like Skype and Google to allow its customers to make free international phone calls over the internet, watch their home TV, access their home computer and surf the web at high speeds with no constraints.
Posted On: 2006-11-17, 9:00 am
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