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With the official rollout date for Windows 11 due on October 5, which we're presuming means October 6 for Australians, Dell Technologies has been quick off the mark to let its current and future customers know about upgrades to, and PCs pre-installed with, Windows 11.

The free Windows 11 upgrade to PCs that qualify starts rolling out on October 5, which is the same date new PCs with Windows 11 pre-loaded will become available for purchase, heralding a new era for Microsoft as it fights Apple and Google for computing supremacy.

With one in two Aussies now living in Telstra's 5G coverage footprint, Telstra says this progress shows it is on track to "expand coverage to 75% of the population by the middle of the year" as it adds thousands of 5G devices to its network every week.

The union representing workers at the NBN Co has levelled strong criticism at the company over the fact that chief executive Stephen Rue has given himself a $1.2 million bonus while overseeing a cost blowout of $6.7 billion and not taken 300,000 premises into account in the rollout plan.

The Federal Government says national broadband network operator NBN Co has demonstrated “operational and financial resilience” during the initial phase of the COVID-19 pandemic and has welcomed the company’s “strong” 2019-20 third quarter results.

Despite a lot of 5G hype including 5G over Wi-Fi, some telcos ambitiously claiming 4.5-like services are 5G, and 5G trials, 2018 is not the true year of 5G, according to an analyst.

Looking for a Wi-Fi hotspot when out and about? Facebook app users will have a new "Find Wi-Fi" feature waiting for them so the search for Wi-Fi can be satisfied.

The Windows 10 Creators Update has started rolling out in Australia, first to Surface, later third-party devices, and soon to all.

The latest update to NBN Co's construction plan shows another 550,000 homes and businesses in the areas where the rollout is at least being planned.

Telstra feels the need for a new breed of speed, with 4GX in over 1000 towns and suburbs from 2 January 2015 as 600 new locations get switched on and masses more to come.

Australia’s National Broadband Network Company, NBN Co, has announced its principles for its mix of multiple technologies used to roll out much faster NBN speeds for Australians without ripping out existing technologies and installing new fibre everywhere.

NBN Co has announced that it achieved its targets for the 2014 financial year, and expects to double the number of premises ready for service in 2015.

NBN Co today released a 'good news' statement for a change, saying it had exceeded nearly every major forecast set by the company’s Board of Directors for the first time.

NBN Co has announced a further 44,709 homes and businesses around the country are in line for fibre or fixed wireless connections.

Phase 1 of the NBN fibre rollout will reach up to one third of homes and businesses over the next three years. Will you be covered?

NBN Co has announced fibre rollout plans for additional areas in New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania and Victoria.

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