Another Reprieve For BlackBerry
A U.S. judge has delayed ruling on the shutdown of the BlackBerry wireless e- mail service, giving the company that developed it - and its millions of owners another reprieve...
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What A Turn Off! Google TVs Returned By Users
Disgruntled Google TV users are returning sets in droves. Logitech International, which makes hardware running Google TV technology including Revue set-top box and keyboard, recently announced revenue losses in the...
Review: There’s A Lot Of Nexus In The Motorola Razr V
Motorola has released a junior version of the Razr, cramming all of the best bits into a significantly cheaper price range.
U Digg “v1”?
Digg reborn: social news site to be a "more relevant and social" - by making you sign into Facebook.
How The New Budget Affects Businesses: Commbank
Less than 24 hours after Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan release 2012's budget, the Commonwealth Bank has introduced a micro-site that educates businesses on how the changes affect them.
E-signs Bring Message To NSW
E-signs, which can change within the hour, are beginning to sprout on Sydney streets.
Will Apple Extend Its iPhone Product Cycle?
Apple could extend its iPhone product cycle, taking three years between full-model changes of the devices, the Nikkei Asian Review has reported.
Managing Mobile Services
Being mobile is often an important factor for a small-to-medium business. Fortunately, with improving communications and better software, integrating mobile software into a company's back-end can now be achieved seamlessly.
No More Bill Shock: Strone Roam Looks To Cut Roaming Costs
Aussie start-up Strone Technology has launched an Indiegogo campaign, offering preorders of its Strone Roam device, which allows users to use their mobile number while overseas while avoiding roaming charges.