Apple Boss Hit With Gay Questions On Late Show
Tim Cook the CEO of Apple was hit with some tough questions when he appeared on the Late Show in the US last week.
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Senior Executive Claims The CE Industry Does Not Need Dick Smith, Discount War Set To Create Problems
Dick Smith is banking on a "70 per cent off everything" sale this Saturday to clear excess stock, a move that could create bigger cash flow problems for the struggling...
OZ Interest Rates Not Cut As Expected
At its meeting today, the Australian Reserve Bank Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 3.25 per cent. In a statement to the markets Board Govenor Glenn Stevens...
Acer Unveils One Ultraportable Netbook
Acer has just joined the ultraportable notebook bandwagon as it launches its Aspire One. This 8.9-inch netbook is powered by an Intel Atom processor, weighs less than a kilogram, and...
Creative Technology Struggling
The struggling Creative Technology group is back in decline after Microsoft denied that it was buying into the company. Facing a share decline this year of 50% and a massive...
Dell XPS Takes On MacBook Air
Dell Australia has whipped the veil from its latest - and possibly snazziest - ultrabook model, dubbed the XPS 13, and aimed at consumers.
Intel Whitelabels EMC's Clariion
Intel has signed a multi-year OEM and technology agreement to sell EMC storage solutions through its resellers and distributors.
Numbers, Profit Jump At iiNet
ISP iiNet has reported a net profit of $70 million, up 11 percent, for the year to June, in its last set of figures before being swallowed by TPG -...
Quick Digital Archiving With Epson Scanner
Epson has launched two high speed sheet-fed scanners that can capture database information and whole documents for immediate use or for archiving purposes.
Navman’s “Greatest Leap” In GPS Navigation
Navman has released a new GPS range that, they believe, features one of the 'greatest leaps' in GPS navigation.