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A total of 11 vulnerabilities have been found in the Sierra Wireless AirLink ES450, an LTE gateway which is aimed at distributed enterprise such as retail point-of-sale and industrial control systems, Cisco's Talos Intelligence Group says.

Smart meter and smart grid solutions provider Landis+Gyr says its applications will be among the first to connect to Telstra's Internet-of-Things network in Australia.

Telstra has introduced a 3G WiFi/ethernet gateway that makes use of the HSPA+ dual carrier capability in its Next G network with a theoretical downstream bandwidth of 42Mbps, but realistically up to 20Mbps, which is twice as fast as similar devices previously available from Telstra.

Telstra will make its LTE service generally available today, 27 September at the same prices as current HSPA services and to all new postpaid customers will offer a USB modem with LTE capability.

Telstra is to launch a commercial pilot of its LTE service in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney later this month and has branded it 4G despite an edict from the ITU that LTE is not a 4G technology

Telstra claims to be the world's first mobile operator to launch a battery-powered dual carrier HSPA+ (42Mbps/5.76Mbps) 3G WiFi hotspot.

Telstra has turned on the first LTE base stations in its network, in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth ahead of its scheduled launch of LTE services by year end.

Chinese telecoms vendor ZTE has just announced introduction of "the world's fastest 3G USB modem in Greece," but it performs no better than the Telstra Ultimate modem from Sierra Wireless that has been on sale in Australia for the past six months.

NetComm (ASX: NTC) in partnership with Sierra Wireless will debut its LTE based WiFi access point/router at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and says it is already on trial with a number of telcos around the world.

Telstra has become the first telco in the world to launch dual carrier HSPA+ services offering downstream speeds up to a theoretical maximum of 42Mbps.

Telstra turned on the upgrade of its Next G network to 42Mbps (theoretical maxium downstream bandwidth) earlier this year and has now revealed that it will be operational in 100 regional centres as well as capital cities as soon as customer devices are available, later this year.