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Telstra is now offering a new broadband service that provides businesses with upload and download speeds of up to 10Mbps.

Upping the ante for wireless networks, NetComm has introduced an 85Mbps HomePlug networking device for use over standard 240v wiring.

As Sony's mysterious PlayStation launch event nears, detail of Microsoft's upcoming console leak.

HP the Company that acquired the Palm OS operating system and then screwed up the launch of the Palm smartphone running on the now LG owned Web OS, is now...

Hitachi has launched a new line of external hard drives that can store and back-up important data.

Mobile communications company Nokia will significantly boost its wireless email credentials in its efforts to push mobile email into the mainstream with the announcement it will acquire middleware vendor Intellisync.

iWorld are looking to banish illegible penmanship with their new product: the Adonit Jot Touch.

A US court case over the refilling of used printer cartridges could have major ramifications in Australia.

Telstra announced that it will be giving its pre-paid wireless broadband customers more data allowances.

IDC's preliminary results for the combined Australian Desktop and Notebook market for 3Q 2005, shows the Australian PC market grow by 20% from the same period in 2004.