Telstra unveils smartphone app for easy access

From
http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-15321,00.html

TELSTRA has released a custom-designed mobile user interface that the telco
claims will give customers one-click access to regularly used applications
and services on their mobile phone.
Dubbed TelstraOne Experience, the fully customisable interface will
initially be pre-loaded on the MOTOSURF A3100 and Sony Ericsson W705
handsets.

"TelstraOne Experience delivers on our one-click vision, giving customers
greater control over the services they want to use on their mobile phone.
This means fast, easy access to advanced mobile content and applications
including Facebook, Mobile Foxtel from Telstra and Sensis search services,"
Telstra Consumer executive director, Glenice Maclellan, said.

Telstra Product Management executive director Ross Fielding said TelstraOne
Experience could be adapted to traditional form factor handsets or touch
screens. It's currently available on Windows Mobile and Sony Ericsson's
proprietary operating system but more are set to follow, Telstra said.

For Windows Mobile-based phones, the interface was developed by
Victoria-based software developer Pointui. The Sony Ericsson-based interface
was developed by Australian technology company SurfKitchen in conjunction
with Sony Ericsson.

The user interface ties in with Microsoft's Exchange email server and also
grants access to some corporate email servers for a monthly fee.

The user interface also allows users to tether their handset to a PC for use
as a USB data modem.

Customers will be able to take their menu configurations with them when
upgrading to new TelstraOne handsets, Mr Fielding said.

Telstra first unveiled the mobile interface in February at Mobile World
Congress in Barcelona.

Alan Poxington the Trujillo arse licker wrote:

> From
> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-15321,00.html

Just another Murdoch **** rag...

> TELSTRA has released a custom-designed mobile user interface that the telco claims will give customers one-click
> access to regularly used applications and services on their mobile phone.

Well whoopy ****ing do. Even a Trujillo arse licker should
be able to do more than one click if someone was actually
stupid enough to lend it a seeing eye dog and a white cane.

> Dubbed TelstraOne Experience,

Wota packa ******s...

> the fully customisable interface will initially be pre-loaded on the MOTOSURF A3100 and Sony Ericsson W705 handsets.

And only a Trujillo arse licker would be stupid enough to buy either.

> "TelstraOne Experience

Wota packa ******s...

> delivers on our one-click vision,

Wota packa ******s...

> giving customers greater control over the services they want to use on their mobile phone.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> This means fast, easy access to advanced mobile content and applications including Facebook, Mobile Foxtel from
> Telstra and Sensis search services," Telstra Consumer executive director, Glenice Maclellan, said.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

And Trujillo arse lickers need one click access to Arsebook anyway.

> Telstra Product Management executive director Ross Fielding

Just another Trujillo arse licker

> said TelstraOne Experience

Wota packa ******s...

> could be adapted to traditional form factor handsets or touch screens.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> It's currently available on Windows Mobile and Sony Ericsson's proprietary operating system but more are set to
> follow, Telstra said.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> For Windows Mobile-based phones, the interface was developed by Victoria-based software developer Pointui.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> The Sony Ericsson-based interface was developed by Australian technology company SurfKitchen in conjunction with Sony
> Ericsson.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> The user interface ties in with Microsoft's Exchange email server and
> also grants access to some corporate email servers for a monthly fee.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> The user interface also allows users to tether their handset to a PC for use as a USB data modem.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> Customers will be able to take their menu configurations with them
> when upgrading to new TelstraOne handsets, Mr Fielding said.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

> Telstra first unveiled the mobile interface in February at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Well whoopy ****ing do.

Rod Speed wrote:
> Alan Poxington the Trujillo arse licker wrote:
>
>> From
>> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-15321,00.html
>
> Just another Murdoch **** rag...
>
>> TELSTRA has released a custom-designed mobile user interface that the telco claims will give customers one-click
>> access to regularly used applications and services on their mobile phone.
>
> Well whoopy ****ing do. Even a Trujillo arse licker should
> be able to do more than one click if someone was actually
> stupid enough to lend it a seeing eye dog and a white cane.
>
>> Dubbed TelstraOne Experience,
>
> Wota packa ******s...
>
>> the fully customisable interface will initially be pre-loaded on the MOTOSURF A3100 and Sony Ericsson W705 handsets.
>
> And only a Trujillo arse licker would be stupid enough to buy either.
>
>> "TelstraOne Experience
>
> Wota packa ******s...
>
>> delivers on our one-click vision,
>
> Wota packa ******s...
>
>> giving customers greater control over the services they want to use on their mobile phone.
>
> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>
>> This means fast, easy access to advanced mobile content and applications including Facebook, Mobile Foxtel from
>> Telstra and Sensis search services," Telstra Consumer executive director, Glenice Maclellan, said.
>
> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>
> And Trujillo arse lickers need one click access to Arsebook anyway.
>
>> Telstra Product Management executive director Ross Fielding
>
> Just another Trujillo arse licker
>
>> said TelstraOne Experience
>
> Wota packa ******s...
>
>> could be adapted to traditional form factor handsets or touch screens.
>
> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>
>> It's currently available on Windows Mobile and Sony Ericsson's proprietary operating system but more are set to
>> follow, Telstra said.
>
> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>
>> For Windows Mobile-based phones, the interface was developed by Victoria-based software developer Pointui.
>
> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>
>> The Sony Ericsson-based interface was developed by Australian technology company SurfKitchen in conjunction with Sony
>> Ericsson.
>
> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>
>> The user interface ties in with Microsoft's Exchange email server and
>> also grants access to some corporate email servers for a monthly fee.
>
> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>
>> The user interface also allows users to tether their handset to a PC for use as a USB data modem.
>
> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>
>> Customers will be able to take their menu configurations with them
>> when upgrading to new TelstraOne handsets, Mr Fielding said.
>
> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>
>> Telstra first unveiled the mobile interface in February at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
>
> Well whoopy ****ing do.

I gather you're not a big fan of Telstra either, Rod.

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Dr. Sir John Howard, AC, WSCMoF wrote:
> Rod Speed wrote:
>> Alan Poxington the Trujillo arse licker wrote:

>>> Telstra first unveiled the mobile interface in February at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
>> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>
> I gather you're not a big fan of Telstra either, Rod.

You don't have to have an opinion one way or the other on Telstra to see
this sort of dribble as mindless nonsense.

Dr. Sir John Howard, AC, WSCMoF wrote:
> Rod Speed wrote:
>> Alan Poxington the Trujillo arse licker wrote:
>>
>>> From
>>> http://www.australianit.news.com.au/...-15321,00.html
>>
>> Just another Murdoch **** rag...
>>
>>> TELSTRA has released a custom-designed mobile user interface that
>>> the telco claims will give customers one-click access to regularly
>>> used applications and services on their mobile phone.
>>
>> Well whoopy ****ing do. Even a Trujillo arse licker should
>> be able to do more than one click if someone was actually
>> stupid enough to lend it a seeing eye dog and a white cane.
>>
>>> Dubbed TelstraOne Experience,
>>
>> Wota packa ******s...
>>
>>> the fully customisable interface will initially be pre-loaded on
>>> the MOTOSURF A3100 and Sony Ericsson W705 handsets.
>>
>> And only a Trujillo arse licker would be stupid enough to buy either.
>>
>>> "TelstraOne Experience
>>
>> Wota packa ******s...
>>
>>> delivers on our one-click vision,
>>
>> Wota packa ******s...
>>
>>> giving customers greater control over the services they want to use
>>> on their mobile phone.
>>
>> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>>
>>> This means fast, easy access to advanced mobile content and
>>> applications including Facebook, Mobile Foxtel from Telstra and
>>> Sensis search services," Telstra Consumer executive director,
>>> Glenice Maclellan, said.
>>
>> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>>
>> And Trujillo arse lickers need one click access to Arsebook anyway.
>>
>>> Telstra Product Management executive director Ross Fielding
>>
>> Just another Trujillo arse licker
>>
>>> said TelstraOne Experience
>>
>> Wota packa ******s...
>>
>>> could be adapted to traditional form factor handsets or touch
>>> screens.
>>
>> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>>
>>> It's currently available on Windows Mobile and Sony Ericsson's
>>> proprietary operating system but more are set to follow, Telstra
>>> said.
>>
>> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>>
>>> For Windows Mobile-based phones, the interface was developed by
>>> Victoria-based software developer Pointui.
>>
>> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>>
>>> The Sony Ericsson-based interface was developed by Australian
>>> technology company SurfKitchen in conjunction with Sony Ericsson.
>>
>> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>>
>>> The user interface ties in with Microsoft's Exchange email server
>>> and also grants access to some corporate email servers for a monthly
>>> fee.
>>
>> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>>
>>> The user interface also allows users to tether their handset to a
>>> PC for use as a USB data modem.
>>
>> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>>
>>> Customers will be able to take their menu configurations with them
>>> when upgrading to new TelstraOne handsets, Mr Fielding said.
>>
>> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>>
>>> Telstra first unveiled the mobile interface in February at Mobile
>>> World Congress in Barcelona.
>>
>> Well whoopy ****ing do.
>
> I gather you're not a big fan of Telstra either, Rod.

You could say that.