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NBN Co Eyes G.fast Potential Amid Forecast Global Growth
NBN Co is looking to the potential of G.fast technology in its multi-technology mix rollout, today pointing to new research showing G.fast is poised for growth around the world in...
Dell, Hitachi & Western Digital Accused Of Theft
According to reports, US company Convolve last week filed a federal lawsuit charging that Dell, Western Digital and Hitachi Global Storage Technologies have all violated its patents for vibration-control techniques...
Samsung Moves Quickly To 7G
Samsung has announced it is accelerating its plans to standardise on 40" and 46" LCD panels as a result of its move to the larger format 7G LCD panels.
HTC One X Users To Get Jelly Bean Update
Australian owners of the highly popular HTC One X will today begin receiving an upgrade to version 4.1 of Google's Android operating system.
BlackBerry Joins Social Network Race As Facebook Rivals Sprout
The BBM community already has over 35 million members.
New Apple Macs To Be Launched Next Week?
It could be that Apple is getting ready for the launch of new Macs next week, following on from last month's iPhone and Apple Watch launches, with speculation building as...
AV In NZ Booming Says IDT MD
According to the managing director of IDT, Gerry Wilkins, the New Zealand audio-visual market is showing strong growth with a very positive vibe.
WiMAX Gets Closer To Reality
WiMAX technology has reached a milestone on its way to becoming a deliverable, with the opening of the WiMAX Forum Certification test lab in Spain.
It’s War, iTunes: Samsung To Get Loud On Music
Samsung want you to listen to them. To its music services, that is.