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i-mate has released a new phone that is built to last, thanks to its lifetime warranty and tough military-grade build.

Motorola has copped its share of flack recently, now its showed up its critics posting a 26 per cent increase in sales for the third quarter.

Creative adopts iPod "cool" as it launches the new Sleek for the UK. Locals meanwhile, get access to the Neeon - 5GB for under $300.

Toshiba's new notebooks

Nokia is 'studying very closely' the tablet market before the company launches its very own tablet.

At last, a timepiece designed for those of us with - how do you put this? - a relaxed sense of time.

The new Hitachi LCD projector can be networked, controlled and maintained from one remote location via a network connection.

Samsung has had a major victory, over consumer group Choice and a select group of former customers, who were calling for a State inquiry into a Samsung washing machine recall.

Intel is set to launch its reference platform Viiv at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in January 2006. The event will be covered extensively by SmartHouse Magazine.

Downloads are up but uploads are down, says experts. And Sydney has faster speeds than Melbourne with Optus and Telstra.