Featured | Written by: David Swan | Published in: Mobility South Korean behemoth Samsung has announced over five million units have been shipped of its Note II device, with the 4G version to arrive on Australian shores very shorty. …
Written by: Mike Bantick | Published in: Mobility Aimed at providing forensic evidence in the unfortunate event of an accident or for protective parents wishing to monitor their teenage children’s driving habits Navman has released two digital drive recorders. …
Written by: David Swan | Published in: Mobility Virgin Mobile today launched the Virgin Mobile Tester Team, a concept encouraging Virgin customers to produce two minute handset video reviews in exchange for a phone. …
Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: People CIOs and IT managers with Australian and New Zealand legal firms have joined forces in a new alliance to advance their interests as leading law firms give greater recognition to the productivity benefits and competitive edge conferred by effective information technologies. …
Written by: Stuart Corner | Published in: Cornered! The Competitive Carriers Coalition (CCC) has attempted to take the high ground releasing a ‘statement of regulatory principles’ ahead of what is shaping up to be very polarised pre-lection debate around the NBN and communications policy in general hoping it will engender …
Featured | Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: Entertainment The ABC’s Bananas in Pyjamas has more Facebook fans than any other brand in Australia, according to a new report. …
Written by: Alex Zaharov-Reutt | Published in: Fuzzy Logic With Oppan-Style PSY and his Gangnam Style his nearing the 1 BILLION views mark on YouTube, the wonderful remakes of his video get taken to a WHOLE NEW LEVEL with this stunningly AWESOME Christmas lights display that should make residents of …
Written by: Alex Zaharov-Reutt | Published in: Fuzzy Logic Nokia’s “Here Maps” for iOS has arrived, but with lower res graphics for maps and satellite imagery than was expected, and a lack of detail like house numbers, some think Nokia’s Here Map is crap, while others think it’s better than …
Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: Market Businesses and organisations, particularly in the financial markets, faced with tougher compliance and risk regulations, will likely increase investment in technology next year, according to a new report from global analyst firm Ovum. …
Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: Deals IT solutions provider, ASG Group, has been appointed by the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) to deliver an all cloud solution which is expected to increase the TPB’s flexibility, agility and responsiveness to better meet future business needs. …
Featured | Written by: Alex Zaharov-Reutt | Published in: Fuzzy Logic Apple’s 2012 first-gen iPad mini has certainly caused some waves since it launched, with many parts of the world still waiting for the launch of the 4G LTE/GPS edition, if not still the Wi-Fi only model, but as always, …
Written by: Alex Zaharov-Reutt | Published in: Mobility As Garmin gravitates to Windows Phone 8, so too does its Navigon software now navigate for its customers using Windows Phone 8 devices in Australia, just in time for official device availability to start from next week onwards. …
Written by: Beverley Head | Published in: Deals When the Department of Defence’s new chief information officer, Peter Lawrence, assumes the position on Monday morning he will have oversight of two data centres, 200 data rooms, almost 3,000 applications, 110,000 workstations and 55,000 separate Access databases – along with a …
Written by: Beverley Head | Published in: Profiler Had it not been for a nasty parasite which Ian Lindgren ingested when deployed with the Australian Army in the Middle East, contractor management company PayMe Australia might never have come into being. …
Written by: Stephen Withers | Published in: Development The planned expansion of the University of Ballarat Technology Park is proceeding with IBM’s announcement of an Asia Pacific Centre of Excellence for Software Testing that will employ another 150 people. …
Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: Market The global online video market is predicted to continue a steady rise to be worth US$37 billion by 2017, driven by the popularity of services like Netflix and YouTube. …
Written by: Peter Dinham | Published in: Market IT services company, UXC Consulting, has consolidated its presence in Western Australia with the opening of its new office in Perth, which the company says will allow it to deliver a broader range of services to customers in the state. …
Written by: kayla | Published in: Sponsored Announcements SocialMotus, a new social management dashboard released last month, announces the first optimal timing scheduler allowing users to select the best day of the week their queued messages are delivered, substantially boosting reach and impact. These tools add to the already comprehensive list …
Apple today cut Mac laptop prices up to 10% and iPad prices as much as 9% during its typically tightfisted one-day ‘Black Friday’ deals. …
MLStrand56 complained to theA WindowsA forum about Windows' inability to save file names containing punctuation. …
Symantec had spotted another odd piece of malware that appears to be targeting Iran and is designed to meddle with SQL databases. …
Facebook is proposing to trash its policy that allows members to vote on changes it makes to its data use policy. read more
Google updated its Maps service for desktop browsers adding floor plans for over 10,000 indoor locations, just in time for Black Friday deal hunters and directionally challenged holiday travelers. read more
Black Friday can be a bargain hunter's bonanza, but smart shoppers know the biggest over-hyped shopping day of the year can also be treacherous. Not only can things get downright nasty between shoppers fighting over low-priced toaster ovens, but retailers pull out dirty sales tricks you will want to avoid …
While chomping on turkey, stuffing and gravy, Apple shareholders can give thanks that the company's stock price is rebounding from an odd slide. But this doesn't mean Apple hasn't had its own share of turkeys. read more
AT&T is now rolling out support for FaceTime over cellular networks to more of its customers, as the carrier announced last week, but there may be a twist. While AT&T said it would only extend the video-conferencing feature to LTE-enabled devices on tiered data plans, reports from several sources suggest …