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18 June 2010The Smart Services CRC is investigating Australians' use of wireless connectivity via mobile phones, laptops and other devices.

People who would like to participate in the study must either access the internet via:

  • mobile broadband - using a USB ‘dongle’ or datacard in your computer to connect to the Internet
  • mobile Internet - using your mobile phone or iPad/tablet to connect to the Internet (3G)
  • Wi-Fi – usually available in public spaces like cafés, airports, workplaces, and places of study

The first stage of this study is an online questionnaire open to all Australians over the age of 18. The questionnaire can be accessed at Opinio Online (http://opinio.online.swin.edu.au/s?s=8062).

The second stage is interviews with Australians who use wireless connectivity. Interviewees are needed for discussions about their use of wireless connectivity both here and overseas if they travel for work or leisure.  For more information or to express an interest contact Scott Rickard on srickard@swin.edu.au or phone: 03 9214 4406.

OrganisationSmart Services CRC
Contact Emailsrickard@swin.edu.au
More InfoOpinio Online - Wireless connectivity survey
Permanent URLhttp://apo.org.au/node/21696

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