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Optus $200K Fine Misleading $49 Max Caps

Telco has received a rap for "misleading" $49 Max Cap ads, and fined almost $200,000.

Archive, Business

Microsoft Dumps Office Beta 2

Microsoft Australia is dumping its Australian Beta 2 program forMicrosoft Office 2007, claiming that it has reached its quota of allowable registrants.

Archive, Hardware

Mobile Phone Shipments Rise 43%

Shipments of mobile phone displays rose 43 percent in the first quarter of 2006 to 274.6 million main displays and 58.6 million sub displays, according to market research firm DisplaySearch.

Archive, Hardware

Bite To Lead PR For Adobe In ANZ

PR company, Bite Communications, is to manage Adobe Systems public relations campaign in Austtalia and New Zealand following a strong quarter of growth in the consumer and enterprise technology and...

Archive, Public Relations

Collect Payment Easily Via Your Mobile Phone

Telstra business-owners can now collect payment using their Next G mobile phone using a new concept in conjunction with American Express which will see various third-party mobiles able to connect...

Archive, Services

Talk War, Nokia & Google Vs Microsoft

Nokia, the world's top mobile phone maker, will unveil on Tuesday a new version of its Internet tablet device that runs Google Talk communications software, sources familiar with the plans...

Archive, Hardware

Lenovo To Ship Powerful And ‘Green’ Desktops

Lenovo has launched the new ThinkStation brand - new workstations that aims to offer the 'ultimate performance and reliability' for professionals.

Archive, Hardware

O2 PDA Gets Business Execs Sweaty With Excitement

Business execs will hardly be able to keep their blackberry-stained fingers from trembling at the news of O2's latest PDA phone, the Xda Atom Exec.

Archive, Hardware

Panasonic Look For Growth By Outsourcing Sales And Merchandising

Panasonic, who are looking for aggressive expansion across several categories, has moved to outsource a large part of their sales, training and store merchandising operations to US Company Crossmark who...

Archive, Support

AMD TO Buy ATI

Intel's No. 1 rival Advanced Micro Devices plans to buy the Canadian graphics chip maker ATI Technologies for $5.4 billion, mostly in cash.

Archive, Hardware