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Digital camera sales are still booming according to research group IDC. In the second quarter ending July shipments were up by 22 percent.

The makers latest technology appears to have eradicated a problem which has plagued screens - the PenTile issue, where green pixels are utilised more than blue or red, giving a...

PCs are emerging as a battleground in the budding war between two technologies vying to be the standard for high capacity DVDs -- and take the lucrative mantle of next...

BenQ is set to launch three new 24" LED backlight monitors including a 3D model. The Taiwanese Company are targeting the models at the home, business and gaming markets in...

Acer Australia has rolled out two new notebooks that sport an aluminium casing. These new notebooks also utilise Intel's new processor, come with large storage capacity, and use a powerful...

Telstra has swung the axe even deeper into its costs, consolidating more than 100 contracts with 100 vendors, to just three. The new partnerships cover fault repairs, installations, civil works...

More Australians than ever are logging on to Internet TV and pre-recorded programmes, spelling the end for traditional formats - including Foxtel, according to new research just released.

Businesses are expected to buy more than 10 million tablet computers this year, accounting for more than one quarter of the number of tablets shipped in 2011, according to consultancy...

Despite their lack in capacity and lofty price tags, Flash hard drives may become a serious threat for traditional hard drives in notebook computers. In-stat analyst Frank Dickson believes that...

Toshiba has become the third major manufacturer after Dell and Apple to issue a worldwide recall of 340,000 notebook batteries made by Sony citing recharging problems. The recall is the...