Canon Using Kiwi Prisoners To Fix Printers
It seems the Chinese are not the only ones using prison labour, for according to www.scoop.co.nz, Canon New Zealand has announced an agreement with the NZ Department of Corrections that...
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Sneakernet Will Drive Flash Sales
Wireless networks may have sold like hotcakes over the past two years, but even in the US where the penetration of home networking is far higher than Australia, the sneakernet...
Mustering experts on convergence issues
Industry leaders are being rounded up by leading communications forum to give advice on convergence issues.
$59 Plan: Biggest Bill Shock-er of All
40% of us suffer bill shock, with the $59 plan delivering the biggest shockers.
D-Link’s New Wireless Range Extender Is In The Zone
D-Link has launched its DMG-112A Wireless USB Range Extender, equipped with new "AutoZone" technology.
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...
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.
Huawei Future-Proofs Mobile Broadband Dongles For LTE On The Horizon
Chinese telecommunications technology company Huawei has globally introduced the world's first LTE wireless broadband dongle which supports multi-modal internet access across 2G, 3G and 4G networks.
Samsung Teases Next Galaxy With Cryptic Anagrams
Samsung is taunting Galaxy S3 enthusiasts with anagrams and websites reminiscent of the Da Vinci Code.
Kingston Takes On USB 3.0 Standard With Fastest Thumb Drive
Kingston has upped the ante on its flagship thumb drive by upgrading the USB 3.0, which it says is the new standard, making the DataTraveler Ultimate its fastest USB stick.