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Is This Moto X-Rated Phone?

Pics have leaked of a supposed 'render" Motorola X Phone, tipped a killer device.

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Cellnet Results Worse

Cellnet results for the last fiscal year are worse than the company's previously downgraded market advice.

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TEAC Sales Plunge Distributor Reports $5.7M Loss

TTA Holdings the distributor of the struggling TEAC brand that has been available in Australia for more than 36 years, has reported a 46% decline in revenue and losses of...

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Telstra Increases Data Download Limits

In a move sure to up the ante with its rivals, Telstra has released increased download limits on most data plans on its Next G network. Long the bane of...

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Intel Adds Dual-Core Server Chips

Intel's first dual-core, hyper-threaded Intel Xeon processors for dual processor servers are now on the market offering to to improve the performance and response time of multi-threaded server applications.

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Toshiba Tab Killers Go Uber Thin

Tosh Thrives on with super skinny tabs. The new 10 inch WXGA resolution Thrive, set to be announced at IFA in September, is said to super slim machine with a...

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Yet More Datacentres: UK Co’s Moving Down Under

SYDNEY - The boom in building datacentres in Australia continues with UK-based Global Switch beginning construction of the first stage of its $300 million second Australian datacentre, and cloud provider...

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Google Engineer Slams Google Plus & Top Executives

A Google engineer and advocate has slammed Google+, claiming it doesn't understand how social networks operate and is almost beyond repair.

Archive, Internet

Tiny Tab: Toshiba Size Zero 10.1 Inch

0.3-inch thick, weighing 558g, Android 3.2 Honeycomb - its a tablet dream. But now Toshiba are looking to make it real, unveiling the size zero 10.1 inch AT200 tablet at...

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Review: Panasonic’s Smart TV Delivers Great Picture, But Is It Smart Enough?

Panasonic has entered the Smart TV war armed with Neo Plasma technology, but have they given their TV enough weapon artillery to take on Samsung and LG?

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