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Replacing payphones Australia wide with Webphones.

Heres why, this is from TELSTRA,
23 December 2010 ? Darwin Airport is the first location in Australia to take part in a market assessment of a new interactive payphone for the smartphone generation. Telstra has installed two internet-enabled ?Hotspot Webphones? at the airport as part of a four month market assessment.
Webphones give people access to selected content including browsing the web, booking accommodation, sending texts, making phone calls, checking and responding to emails, online banking, downloading music and catching up with family and friends via social networking sites.
?This exciting new product is not just about making phone calls. This technology recognises that we?re all busy and want to access technology and content on the run,? Telstra Corporate Affairs Manager, Jane de Gault said.
The installation of the Hotspot Webphones commenced in Darwin Airport and has been followed by installations at the Qantas Terminal in Perth, Melbourne Southern Cross Station and Tullamarine airport terminal, as part of a market assessment across a number of major airports and train stations across Australia.
?The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. Really I would say it?s exceeded our expectations. People say they like the large, easy to use, touch-screen and full size keyboard. People can browse the web, look at emails or photos, and at the same time talk on the phone or send texts. There is also a handful of free content available.
The product is Australian-made and developed by WA based supplier, Pie Networks Ltd, who has been very supportive and innovative in developing this product for the Australian public market,? Ms de Gault said.
Media contact: Jane de Gault: 0419 818 956
telstra.com.au/abouttelstra/media-centre/
Reference: 451 / 2010
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