Canon Cameras Could Cause Allergies
Canon has issued a warning to all Canon 650D camera owners informing them a defective batch could cause a rash, sneezing and red eyes due to use.
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Apple Workers Win Battle In Work Conditions Fight
Apple is once again having to defend their employment reputation in a battle that could expose the work conditions of thousands who work for a Company that has over $200...
World Smallest Projector From BenQ
Benq is not frightened of being bold but this prodct takes the cake for being the smallest of smallest in projectors. It's set to be shown at the CEBit Show...
Microsoft Launch Its Answer To Gmail
Microsoft's Hotmail has lately lingered in the shadows of Google's thriving Gmail. In order to win users back, the company plans on replacing it with a new email service, Outlook.com,...
Optus Set To Be Pushed To #3 Slot After TPG Gets Voters Nod To Takeover iiNet
TPG is set to become Australia's second largest ISP after Telstra after iiNet shareholders have approved a $1.56 billion takeover by the Sydney based Company.
MYOB Revenues Up 30 per cent
MYOB has announced an on-market buyback of up to 5 per cent of its shares following the posting of a healthy year result.
Dick, Big W Soar Despite Gloom
Woolworths today announced full year sales of $55.1 bn, a 4.8% jump on 2011.
Retail Set To Wobble As Property Bubble Gets To Bursting Point
The 2014/15 financial year saw solid retail sales growth, however in the year ahead retailers are faced with something of a mixed bag of economic positives and negatives, according to...
Telstra LTE Test Reaches 100Mbps
Telstra and Nokia Siemens Networks have reported reaching speeds of up to 100Mbps in its long-term evolution (LTE) technology.
Intel To Build In 3G
Intel has joined forces with the GSM Association to enable laptops to connect seamlessly to high-speed 3G broadband data and Wi-Fi networks using the same SIM card technology currently deployed...