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6:54PM Angus Kidman | iiNet already has a pretty generous suite of unmetered content — including iView, iTunes and a bunch of streaming video and audio channels — and it just got a little larger with the addition of TiVo to the list. More »
iiNet Makes TiVo Downloads Unmetered
6:54PM Angus Kidman | iiNet already has a pretty generous suite of unmetered content — including iView, iTunes and a bunch of streaming video and audio channels — and it just got a little larger with the addition of TiVo to the list. More » 
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iiNet Launches BoB the Router, With A Phone
Router and modem setups are a complicated affair in many a households. Factor in phone lines and the situation can be messy to say the least. iiNet have managed to simplify matters by bringing the internet and phone together with their latest router/modem offering, BoB. More »
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10:00AM Angus Kidman | Internet service providers often sell modem and router hardware, but rarely do much to brand it beyond adding basic customer settings before shipping. iiNet’s BoB is a slightly more versatile beast, offering two USB ports for charging and connectivity and allowing up to five handsets to be connected for use with VOiP services. More »
iiNet BoB Is An All-In-One Router And Charging Station
10:00AM Angus Kidman | Internet service providers often sell modem and router hardware, but rarely do much to brand it beyond adding basic customer settings before shipping. iiNet’s BoB is a slightly more versatile beast, offering two USB ports for charging and connectivity and allowing up to five handsets to be connected for use with VOiP services. More »
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8:39AM Angus Kidman | Further proof that 3G broadband really is the new Internet battleground: iiNet has just signed a deal with 3 to resell its 3G broadband offerings. While those will be standard 3 services at the usual prices, the announcement hints that there is “further opportunity for close collaboration between iiNet and 3 in the future”. (As much as we’d like it, we doubt that this deal will see iiNet’s free access to iTunes added onto mobile broadband services, alas.) iiNet isn’t the first ISP to make this kind of deal — Primus has a longstanding arrangement with Optus, for instance — and it probably won’t be the last. Given the lack of pricing difference, the major benefit could be in getting a single bill. If you’re looking for a 3G broadband service, be sure to check out our guide to the best deals.
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iiNet Adds 3 Broadband To Roster
8:39AM Angus Kidman | Further proof that 3G broadband really is the new Internet battleground: iiNet has just signed a deal with 3 to resell its 3G broadband offerings. While those will be standard 3 services at the usual prices, the announcement hints that there is “further opportunity for close collaboration between iiNet and 3 in the future”. (As much as we’d like it, we doubt that this deal will see iiNet’s free access to iTunes added onto mobile broadband services, alas.) iiNet isn’t the first ISP to make this kind of deal — Primus has a longstanding arrangement with Optus, for instance — and it probably won’t be the last. Given the lack of pricing difference, the major benefit could be in getting a single bill. If you’re looking for a 3G broadband service, be sure to check out our guide to the best deals.
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5:00AM Angus Kidman | Apparently not content merely with offering access to iTunes and the ABC’s iView without affecting your monthly download limit, ISP iiNet has also now added Xbox Live gaming content to the list of quota-free material. The announcement makes it pretty clear that it’s gaming-only for now, though Xbox options in Australia being more restricted than the US, this isn’t much of a problem. What we’d really like to see is other ISPs following iiNet’s lead: come on people, it’s supposed to be a competitive market! More »
iiNet Adds Xbox Gaming To Quota-Free List
5:00AM Angus Kidman | Apparently not content merely with offering access to iTunes and the ABC’s iView without affecting your monthly download limit, ISP iiNet has also now added Xbox Live gaming content to the list of quota-free material. The announcement makes it pretty clear that it’s gaming-only for now, though Xbox options in Australia being more restricted than the US, this isn’t much of a problem. What we’d really like to see is other ISPs following iiNet’s lead: come on people, it’s supposed to be a competitive market! More »
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10:34AM Angus Kidman | iiNet continues to bolster its
reputation as the media junkie’s ISP of choice, announcing a deal to
provide free broadcasts of the forthcoming Barclays Premier League
season to its subscribers via a partnership with Fox Sports. As
you’ll recall, iiNet already offers quota-free access to the ABC’s
iView
and to the iTunes Store.
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iiNet offers free Barclays Premier League broadcasts
10:34AM Angus Kidman | iiNet continues to bolster its
reputation as the media junkie’s ISP of choice, announcing a deal to
provide free broadcasts of the forthcoming Barclays Premier League
season to its subscribers via a partnership with Fox Sports. As
you’ll recall, iiNet already offers quota-free access to the ABC’s
iView
and to the iTunes Store.
More » iiNet announces naked DSL plans
11:07AM Sarah Stokely | Naked DSL is finally here for those wishing to dump their monthly landline fee. APC magazine reports that iiNet has announced a $49.95 package which offers 2GB peak and 2GB off peak download allowance – with the sweetner of free local and national calls through iiNet’s VoIP service. Calls to mobiles aren’t free – they’re charged at 29c per minute, with no call connection fee.
There’s a full pricing table of the available home and business plans in the APC article, or you can check out the details at iiNet’s website here.
iiNet’s Naked DSL goes on sale; pricing revealed [APC]
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