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Take THAT Turnbull: Global powerhouse United Nations has rowed into the latest NBN fight, defending plans to launch two satellites to deliver broadband to remote regions

Apple's Intel-based Macs may not appear until June 2006, if claims made by sources at Taiwanese distributors are to be believed.

Sony's stunning Xperia S will be going on sale from April 11th, where it'll enjoy a brief stint as the top smartphone.

Disk was king in the third quarter with storage sales surging a record 13.3 per cent, according to market researcher IDC.

Internode reboots 200GB data quota on ADSL2+ broadband services.

Toshiba have confirmed that they will not launch its next-generation HD-DVD players till early in 2006. Many are tipping that it will be tied to the CES Expo in January...

Optus has launched a "My Optus" app on the iTunes store and Android marketplace for iPhone, Samsung Galaxy S and S II post-paid customers. It will also come preloaded on...

Vodafone Hutchison Australia announced that it will introduce a set of new postpaid plans to its Vodafone and 3 Mobile customers tomorrow.

Optima Technology Solutions has been selected to supply notebook computers to the New South Wales Department of Education and Training.

Apple's Lightning to 30-pin adaptor is now being shipped to Australian customers.