SanDisk Set To Go Back To School
SanDisk is evaluating the school market in Australia with a view to launching a smart new USB flash drive that replaces the need to lug school text books around.
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Review: Google’s Nexus 7 Is A Little Tab BIG ON VALUE
Is Google's bargain tablet a real threat to Apple's iPad or more cannon fodder in the tablet war?
Its A Toughie! Panasonic Ultra Tabs Hit Windows 8
Panasonic's new toughies - tablet and Ultrabook run Windows 8 - and wont go down without a fight.
LiveTiles Raises $57M In Float
Microsoft partner LiveTiles has listed on the Australian Securities Exchange with an initial market capitalisation of A$57 million.
Westpac Tips Soft August For Retailers
Westpac is tipping a soft August for retail sales following good results between March and June. In a new report the banking group said that there has been some underlying...
Wave Of Mobile Ads Coming: Report
Smartphone users could soon be bombarded with ads before they can access Facebook.
IFA: Beko To Launch Into Small Appliance Via the Grundig Brand NARTA deal Tipped
Beko is set to move into the small appliance market with the Turkish owned Company tipped to roll out the Grundig appliance brand in Australia via an exclusive deal with...
Australia Losing Nearly $1 Billion To ID Fraud
Over $980 million was lost as a result of personal fraud according to the first National Personal Fraud Survey, by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), which was released today.
Vodafone: We’re Reducing Bill Shocks Too As It Fights Telstra Creep
Your biggest rival is always going to be a nuisance but now Vodafone has stepped up the mark to Telstra promising changes galore.
Town Cars Demand Credit Card Details Despite Poor Security + Flaky Web Site
Executives who use car hire services such as Town Cars could be exposed after the Company recently demanded that users of their service provide credit card details prior to being...