APursue not persue.

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Ait's a phone network.just pick up your phone and dial a number, and you'll be on a telecommunications network

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Aagreeinternet usage is increasing all the time and telecommunication and networks are advancing to keep up with this

AIf you mean a world edition like a BB model 8830, it is probably set up for Verizon Wireless. That means it primarily uses CDMA, but can use GSM (with a SIM card). I understand that GSM is primarily used in Australia, so I would say, if the phone is unlocked, it should work.

AYou need to specify what telecommunication network? You also need to specify the application that you want to use.Data only on InternetTransmission Control Protocol - TCPInternet Protocol - IPUser Datagram Protocol - UDPHyperText Transfer Protocol - HTTPHyperText Markup Language - HTMLFile Transfer Protocol - FTPSimple Mail Transfer Protocol - SMTPDynamic Host Configuration Protocol - DHCPInclude VoiceVoice over Internet Protocol = VoIPYou will also need a Domain Name Server (DNS) if you are using the Internet, but you may not if you are in a private network, or you know the IP address of all of the destinations that you want to communicate.The network protocols needed are probably:Open Shortest Path First - OSPFAs well some ISP's will use:Frame Relay (Still used by some networks for voice and data more commonly in remote locations, but still some left in major cities in smaller suberbs, although this is changing)Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM - Still used by networks in smaller locations, could be considered remote locations)If you are using IBM hosts then you need another host of protocols in the System Network Architecture suite of protocols.