iBurst is a mobile broadband service being rolled out across Australia by a licensed carrier called Personal Broadband Australia Pty Ltd.

It delivers 1 Mbps download, and 346 Kbps upload data rates today, even when you are moving at speeds of 100 kph. The next version of this service will provide 2 Mbps per user.

And iBurst is available at prices comparable to fixed line broadband services.

Interestingly, Australians were the first people in the world to benefit from this unique service, because, unlike the authorities in other countries, the Australian Communications Authority auctioned 3G spectrum suitable for data communications separately from that used for mobile voice telephony.

Personal Broadband Australia secured the unpaired spectrum in the 1905-1910 MHz band to launch the iBurst service.

In essence, iBurst is the technology for communicating over the air interface, or the last mile, to your computing device.

So, if you want to securely access your private business network from anywhere, or simply access the Internet, you should have a look at iBurst.

For more information on iBurst technology, get System Overview whitepaper from Arraycomm Ltd, or go to Kyocera's iBurst site.