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Sunday, 10 January 2010 |
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Get ready to watch Channel 7’s live match coverage FREE on your compatible Optus 3G mobile.
Plus go into the draw to win a Trip For Two to the French Open Finals.
More information will be available in January 2010.
Terms and Conditions:
www.optuszoo.com.au/tc
www.optus.com.au/coverage
Optus and Australian Open
Optus continues to proudly support the Australian Open in 2010 as Official Partner and Official Telecommunications Provider for the sixth consecutive year.
Optus’ cutting edge technology for staff and media, satellite tracking for official cars, and tennis
updates on your mobile phone via 3G mobile technology, ensures the event will be a leader in the
tennis grand slam tournaments.
The Optus partnership of the Australian Open includes:
- Official partner of the Australian Open
- Official Telecommunications Provider to the Australian Open and Tennis Australia
As the official telecommunications provider, Optus business customers at the Australian Open and over 300 journalists in the Media Workroom have access to the internet via high speed broadband.
Additionally, Optus provides a large mobile phone fleet to ensure the Tennis Australia crew stay connected throughout the Open.
During the Australian Open 2010, make sure you visit the Optus Tennis Safari Lodge on Grand Slam Oval. You’ll see how to view Channel 7’s live match coverage on compatible Optus 3G mobiles. Plus our Safari Guides will give you the chance to receive a Optus Tennis Treat including items such as sweat bands, temporary tattoos and inflatable cushions. |
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Thursday, 17 December 2009 |
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Optus mobile customers will have free access to live streams of Channel Seven’s Australian Open match coverage.
The services will be available to everyone with a compatible handset on the 3G network. In addition to live streams, Optus customers will have access to video highlights, tennis tips from Tony Roche, player profiles, alerts and results.
Optus customers can access the Australian Open stream by texting 'tennis' 966 (iTennis for iPhone users) or via the Optus Zoo mobile site. |
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Tuesday, 17 November 2009 |
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Optus has become the first telco in Australia to release its own mobile applications store, targeting non-iPhone devices. Apple, Google, Microsoft and Nokia have all launched mobile app stores accessible to Australian users.
The Optus Application Store works on a wide range of Symbian, Google Android, Blackberry, Windows and basic Java phones, but not the iPhone.
The online store has a number of categories including games, utilities, entertainment, music and social networking, and Optus claims there are almost 1000 apps available at launch.
"Optus is the first Australian operator to give customers access to an application store with a range of categories, across a multitude of genres," said Mark Mulder, General Manager of Optus Content and Portals.
The Optus Application Store includes both free and non-free apps and Optus allows customers to be charged automatically via their mobile phone bill.
"The Optus Application Store allows every customer with a data-enabled handset to pick and choose an app that suits them, and with one click, the freedom to be charged automatically via their mobile bill," explained Mulder.
To access the Optus Application Store, users have to click on the App Store icon in Optus Zoo when using their mobile phone, or SMS "app" to 966.
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Monday, 03 August 2009 |
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Woolworths has announced the launch of a new mobile phone company in Australia, Everyday Mobile.
Offering prepaid services and using Optus' existing mobile network in Australia, Woolworths Everyday Mobile SIM cards will be sold for $2 at Woolworths, Safeway, BIG W and Dick Smith retail stores.
The Everyday Mobile service aims to simplify prepaid mobile services, by offering a flat rate of 15 cents per 30 seconds for voice calls with a 15 cent flagfall. Text messages will cost 15 cents and MMS messages 50 cents.
Customers can recharge their prepaid Everyday Mobile service online, over the phone or in selected Woolworths outlets including Caltex Woolworths fuel stations and Dan Murphy's stores. Everyday Mobile users will have up to 100 days to use any purchased prepaid credit.
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Sunday, 19 July 2009 |
Thanks to Hannah for sending this in!
Minimum total cost over 24 months for the iPhone 3G 16GB on the ‘yes’ $49 Cap for iPhone 3G is $1176.
If purchased online a $1 upfront charge applies and will be refunded on your first bill.
~$50 Online Bonus Credit: Offer available to new and recontracting customers who connect online to a 24 month Optus ‘yes’ Cap for iPhone 3G ($19, $49). Online bonus may take up to 3 months to apply and will appear as a credit on your bill.
[ Via Optus ] |
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