OLED Fail To Light Up TV: Analyst
Can OLEDs reinvigorate the TV industry? Maybe but not just yet.
Hardware
Samsung, Apple Flagships Could Feature Wireless Charging
Samsung's Galaxy S4 and Apple's next iPhone are both expected to feature wireless charging, claims a new DigiTimes report.
Wheres Android? Samsung Waves To Bada OS As Rival Moto Gets Googled
chatON: Samsung inject life into Bada unveiling 3 span new Wave smartphones: Wave 3, Wave M (Magical) and Wave Y (Young) handsets running on Bada 2.0, Bluetooth 3.0 and 72Mb/s...
LG To Take On Samsung in OZ PC Market
LG Australia is set to enter the PC business with a line-up of notebooks wafer thin Ultrabooks and a new range of tablets, the Korean Company currently sells a range...
New 11-inch Netbook From Pioneer Computers
Pioneer Computers has launched an 11-inch netbook that is styled after the Apple Macbook Air.
NetComm enables plug-and-play
NetComm has released an Ethernet-over-power adaptor called HomePlug to allow networking computers and peripheral devices over electric circuits for the home and office.
TomTom: Bigger is Better
TomTom has launched its biggest GPS yet: its 6 inch Via 620.
Galaxys Invade: 1 in 3 Phones Are Samsungs
It's a two horse race, but is one falling behind?
Eco-Friendly Projector From Sharp
Sharps new LCD projector offers a projection size up to 500 inches, WXGA compatibility and has an eco mode to help reduce running costs.
USB Drive Worth Weight In Gold
UCC Australia has imported Super Talent Technology's PICO-C Gold, a 24-carat gold-plated, water-resistant USB drive that weighs less than 5gms. It is smaller than an SD card, and can store...