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Retail Confidence Up Despite Sackings

23% of all retailers have sacked staff or closed stores a new research study conducted by the Australian Retailers Association has revealed, yet despite this retailers are optimistic about an...

Archive, Research

PC Market Pumping 20% Growth Tipped

Continued strength of the portable PC sector will see worldwide PC shipment growth leap almost 20 percent in 2010, according to a new IDC report. This compares with overall growth...

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Affordable Hitachi Short Throw Projector

Hitachi has announced a new short throw projector that offers premium quality at an affordable price.

Archive, Hardware

Affordable Bluetooth Headset From Jabra

While Jabra's new Bluetooth headset sports a very affordable price tag, it still promises to offer clear sound quality, automatic pairing, and comes with two earhook sizes for added comfort.

Archive, Hardware

Norton Drops Text 100 Also Facing Problems With Cisco

Symantec subsidiary Norton has dumped PR agency Text 100, which has handled the PC security outfit's publicity needs since 2007. The PR Company is also facing the loss or a...

Archive, Public Relations

iiNet, Cheap Broadband And BoB2 VoIP Announced

iiNet has updated its all-in-one home telecom hub, BoB, with the 'BoB2' slated for release in June.

Archive, Hardware

Optus Expand Coverage Aus, NZ

Largest satellite in Aus history to arrive in 2013, could help land Optus lucrative NBN contracts.

Archive, Services

Qantas To Resume A380 Flights To US

Following the grounding of the A380 fleet and suspension of all Qantas A380 flights between Los Angeles and Australia, the Airline has announced it will resume services this weekend.

Archive, Services

New OZ Mobile Ad Measurement A World First

Australian research Company Nielsen, has launched a new mobile Internet audience measurement intelligence service which they are describing as a world first in online audience measurement methodology.

Archive, Marketing

Google This–Rival Search Engine Launched Today

According to AFP, in 2004 Google thought that engineer Anna Patterson's last Internet search engine was so good it bought the technology to upgrade its own system.

Archive, Internet