Samsung Does A Photo Finish With New Phone
In tune with Samsung's 2008 Beijing Olympics campaign, the company has launched its new flagship phone, the U900. This 3G handset comes with a 5-megapixel sensor and Adaptive Touch Window...
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Review: We Ran Over The ioSafe Rugged Portable With A Car – Is It Indestructible Storage?
It's been touted as the most resilient piece of hardware since metal-coated sliced bread from its crowd-stopping appearance at CES with its waterproof, crush-resistant, shock-proof and chemical-safe build, so we...
Extremely Difficult Time: Troubled Target Chop Staff
Wesfarmers-owned retailer cuts over 250 jobs as sales slumps
Kerry Stokes Says WAN Asleep At The Keyboard
In a speech to WA Business News recently, Channel Seven head and aspiring owner of West Australian Newspapers (WAN) Kerry Stokes said that WAN have been alseep at their keyboards...
Kingston Touts Military-Grade Security On Its Most Secure USB Flash Drive Yet
Kingston has touted its new, high-security USB thumb drive to its DataTraveler range that sports military grade protection as the most secure USB Flash drive on the market.
New iPhone 6 Will Have 13 Megapixel Camera That Shoots 4K Claim Sony Sources
Apple may be planning a major camera hardware update for this year's expected iPhone 6S launch, according Sony sources.
JB Hi-Fi Blitz The Market
Consumer electronic retailer has blitzed the market by reporting that first-half profit rose 60 percent on sales of games, computers and DVDs. They are valso the the best performing retailer...
Lenovo Grabs Business Over Consumer With SMB ThinkPads, ThinkCentres & Tablets
Lenovo is set to make a splash in the business market over the next month with the roll out of new ThinkPad notebooks and the Australian release of its own...
Should Foxtel Fear Free-To-Air HD?
The pressure is potentially piling up on Foxtel following the introduction of legislation to allow free-to-air broadcasters to transmit in HD on their primary television services, with the pay TV...
HP Printers Leave PCs Open To Attack
Hewlett-Packard has identified a security vulnerability in software used by owners of some of its printers, which could leave the computer open for hackers.