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New Samsung Curved Monitors Available In Oz

Samsung has added to its local curved monitor portfolio, bringing five new monitors to the Australian market.

Archive, Hardware

Huawei Secret Weapon Coming To OZ?

Look out Samsung: 2013 will be the year of the Chinese phone invasion, analysts warn.

Archive, Hardware

Rudd’s Recession Isn’t Happening

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's so called recession has been put on hold according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics who today said that the economy grew...

Archive, Retail

Finally Huawei Has A Device That Seriously Takes It Up To Apple + Samsung

Huawei, have had a tough gig trying to get traction in the Australian smartphone market in the past, now the Chinese Company has a product that could well give the...

Archive, Hardware

Google Tests Microsoft’s Pain Threshhold

Google the seach engine company that has become a real pain in the butt to Microsoft is at it again. This time they have delivered an engine that tracks a...

Archive, Hardware

Lenovo Launch Win 8 Yoga Ultrabook

Lenovo has launched its Yoga laptop for Windows 8 on the Australian market. The Yoga 13 is a hybrid ultrabook that is attempting to take full advantage of both the...

Archive, Hardware

Will CeBit Be Axed As Show Goes Backwards?

The New South Wales Government could cut funding to the CeBit Australia technology trade show after dismall numbers for this years event say insiders.

Archive, Seminars & Conferences

Samsung: No Bada, Android Our Tabs Man, Galaxy III & 4G Coming

Galaxy maker has said its future tablets will be Android only, putting its self made Bada OS firmly in the shade.

Archive, Hardware

Kyocera Rolls Out New SMB Laser Printers

Kyocera Mita has released the FS-1300D monochrome laser printer designed to meet today's fast-paced small business workgroup and small office printing requirements.

Archive, Hardware

Sony: Shuts Stores, Opens ‘Kiosks’.. A Good Move?

Yes, says analysts who warn "it doesn't make sense for retailers to have a permanent store anymore"

Archive, Marketing