Hardware

Google is moving from software to hardware with the hiring of smartphone innovators to head up a dedicated hardware unit called Android Hardware.

The new head of Linksys a division of global network Company Cisco claims he is committed to chasing down the home and SOHO market with the help of digital integrators.

TRENDnet, manufacturers of networking products, have announced a new 108Mbps Super-G Wireless family of products which promises to delivers faster speeds at farther distances.

Epson aims to provide extra quality, value, and choice for consumers with the debut of two multifunction printers (CX8300 and CX7300) and a single function printer (C90).

Dell which has used only Intel processors until now, has announced that it would begin using a chip made by Advanced Micro Devices, as part of a broader plan to...

Motorola's new Moto Q which is a cell phone and e-mail device and a competitor to the BlackBerry will be launched in Australia soon.

If you want to have a Next G mobile phone without all the bells and whistles, the new EasyTouch might be just the thing. We take a look at this...

Sony's tags its latest 1080i camcorder, the HC3, as the world's smallest and lightest.

Projectors have just gotten a little bit clever with wireless projection from Apple iDevices.

Verbatim will begin shipping 2X speed Blu-ray write-once (BD-R) and rewriteable (BD-RE) media in July.