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SYDNEY - Australian IT spending is forecast to reach almost A$78.1 billion in 2015, an increase of 2.1 percent from 2014, according to estimates from market research firm Gartner.

According to ABI Research, more than 50 per cent of US high-speed Internet subscribers have set up some kind of home broadband network- a figure that could be equally applied...

Microsoft's Surface tablet could turn PC users in the workplace.

Australians are a content bunch in their work, with lofty ambitions for the future, a new survey reveals. LinkedIn professionals' career ambitions show we rank 10th out of global ranking...

Fuji Xerox unveiled two new monochrome multifunction printers that claim to cut IT costs and carbon footprint.

Aldi the supermarket chain has a security issue claims a store manager at their North Sydney store. She claims that consumers are picking up discarded checkout dockets from the floor...

Launching ahead of the Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft's xBox may have gained first mover advantage, but it did so at a cost.

Traditional TV giants are fleeing the industry en masse as tight margins, poor demand and falling prices blight the sector.

E-tailer takes Telstra wholesale distributor to court after screw up on Kogan Mobile, which dumped customers who went above and beyond the "unlimited" plan.

Australia is becoming a globally-recognised hotspot for cybercrime, with more than one in 10 Australian organisations reporting losses of more than $1 million a piece in the last two years,...