Motorola DEFY Goes To Optus
Motorola DEFY available on Optus from today. The new model which includes MOTOBLUR is a new addition to Optus $49 plan on a 24 month contract.
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Pure Brings FlowSongs To Aussie Music Fans
With DAB+ and Internet radio beginning to pick up speed in Australia, digital radio maker, Pure Australia today launched a slew of digital and internet radio products, to take advantage...
Its On: Telstra 4G Goes Live
4G wireless service is live and kicking in Oz for the first time.
Blockbuster Oz Experiences Rental Growth
The Franchise Entertainment Group announced that its 320 Blockbuster stores achieved 3.5 per cent rental business growth in the 2009 calendar year.
Why The Federal Government Is Stuffed Without Telstra
COMMENT: The decision by the Federal Government to cut Telstra from the proposed National Broadband Network bid is bold in the extreme and could well leave Communications Minister Senator Conroy...
Correction
The head of the NBN Mike Quigley and CFO Jean-Pascal Beaufret have said via their in-house lawyers that no allegations of corruption or bribery were ever made against them.
HD Video Conferencing For Businesses
LifeSize Communications have announced a new video capture and broadcast system that enables High-Definition video to be accessible anywhere.
Fujitsu Mini-Notebook Shares DVD Drive
Fujitsu announced a new mini-notebook that comes with a DVD Sharing application that allows the optical drive to be used over a wireless connection.
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...
Hanvon Tablets Mix Business With Pleasure At CeBIT 2011
Hanvon, one of China's leading e-reader manufacturers, is displaying a range of new tablets and e-book readers that are still running on Windows 7 at CeBIT 2011 in Germany.