Hardware

Look out Samsung: 2013 will be the year of the Chinese phone invasion, analysts warn.

Can you live without your smartphone? New Roy Morgan Research data reveals that 45 per cent of Australian smartphone owners (14+) say that they "can't live without" their mobile.

Apple has taken the lead in the Australian phone market for the first time, gaining 10 per cent market share as Nokia loses that same 10 per cent over the...

Notebooks "bleak" but Ultrabooks may save their souls

Sometimes doing badly is not really the end of the world. Take Hitachi for example. Although it posted a quarterly loss on slow television sales it said it would rebound...

Huawei, have had a tough gig trying to get traction in the Australian smartphone market in the past, now the Chinese Company has a product that could well give the...

HP has launched a home server that can store movies, photos, music, and documents, as well as provide easy access to the files though any Internet-connected PC anytime.

As tipped last week Palm Inc, has announced its first cell phone based on Microsoft Windows Mobile software, rather than its own operating system, which powered previous Treos.

A dwindling Plasma market won't deter Panasonic's Chief Executive who claims the tech is only getting better with age

Windows fever is going around and so far we've deduced leaked hybrid tablets are one of the symptoms.