Review: All-In-One HP PC Not So Touch Smart
HP has joined the touch bandwagon by releasing a PC that has a touch-sensitive screen, allowing you to use your fingers to scroll through menus and files. But despite looking...
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Major CE Distributor Accused Of Restrictive Practises
EXCLUSIVE: A Sydney-based retailer has asked the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission to investigate claims of "restrictive trading practises" by Amber Technology, who are a share-listed company and one of...
Starbucks Down Under Runs Out Of Beans
In the battle between Starbucks and the humble cappuccino, it looks like the cappuccino has won with the expected closure of all its 85 stores nationwide at the close of...
Office 365 No. 1 app Down Under
Microsoft's cloud-born Office 365 has become the most popular application - or in its case more properly a suite of apps - used by businesses across Australia, according to identity...
City Software Goes From Bricks To Clicks
IT Retailer, City Software, will close its two stores by June 30 and reinvent itself as an online and call centre business.
Microsoft Sydney Store Set To Struggle As Millions Pour Into Apple Stores
Microsoft has moved to compete head on with JB Hi Fi, Harvey Norman and Officeworks by opening their own store in the heart of Sydney today, other stores are planned...
NBN Looks To Faster Speeds Over Copper With XG.FAST
NBN Co is looking to the potential to deliver faster speeds over copper, with it set to launch XG.FAST broadband technology trials.
OZ To Get “Seriously Good” Super Fast LG G2 Smartphone In October
Australian smartphone fans are set to get what several reviewers have called a "seriously good" smartphone with the release in October of the all new LG G2.
IoT “Onslaught”: Organisations Must Address Network Access
Organisations must update their network access policies to seamlessly address an "onslaught of IoT devices", which will see IoT devices outnumber users with laptops, tablets or smartphones by more than...