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Ferrari Phone Zooms To Optus

Motorola and Optus have launched the Motorazr2 V9 Ferrari phone. This new phone is currently exclusive for Optus customers and will have an RRP of $629.

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Blackberry Guaranteed To Continue Down Under

Research In Motion (RIM) Asia Pacific Vice President, Norm Lo, says he guarantees the Blackberry brand's continued presence in the Austrailan market, regardless of the outcome of the protracted legal...

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Shop Til U Drop: Telstra T-Box Grabs Shopping Network & Expo

Go shopping on Telstra T-Box without leaving the couch. T-Box has just nabbed two new channels for its listings - TV Shopping Network (TVSN) and Expo channel, meaning owners can...

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Harvey Norman Store Sales Down 10.2% PT Earnings Down 17.69%

Gerry Harvey who last year went on national TV to highlight how bad service was in his stores, and then spent the rest of the year complaining about market conditions...

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Square Reader Supporting Android Pay And Apple Pay Launches In Oz

Payment tech company Square has launched its new contactless and chip card reader in Australia, providing for cashless payments, including via Android Pay and Apple Pay.

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Cash Grab? Optus Hike Up Phone Charges

Don't stay too long on the phone. Consumer groups have hit out at Optus' increased mobile charges, effective from yesterday. The revisions, which have been rolled out since last last...

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Sales Of IT Devices Set To Fall For The First Time Since 2010

BOSTON - Shoppers worldwide will spend less on IT gadgets in 2015 than they did in 2014, marking the first drop since 2010, according to a new forecast from market...

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Bright Sony Projector For Large Venues

Sony has launched its medium to large venue projector that claims to deliver 5200 ANSI lumens light output.

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iPad War: Vodafone Assault Telstra Plans $47 + 2GB

Vodafone has undercut rival Telstra on iPad pricing in a bid to out-plan rivals.

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BREAKING NEWS: CBA ATM Crash Out

Commonwealth Bank's ATM network has crashed across Australia. Its EFTPOS card payments system has also gone down, meaning Commbank customers will have to use cash for retail and other transactions.

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