Telstra Elite Mobile Broadband Card
A mobile broadband ExpressCard that offers quad-band 3G support
Novatel Intelligent Mobile Hotspot MiFi 2352
The Novatel Intelligent Mobile Hotspot MiFi 2352 allows up to five 802.11b/g wireless appliances to share one wireless 3G connection
Amazon Kindle DX eBook reader
Amazon's Kindle DX has a large screen and a built-in accelerometer
Virtual Mechanics SiteSpinner Standard 2.7
A very reasonably priced web design program, SiteSpinner Standard does have a bit of a learning curve, with only a few customizable templates.
Acer Aspire One AOD250 (ZG8) netbook with Telstra Next G
A stylish Acer netbook with an integrated Telstra Next G 3G module
Fujitsu LifeBook P8020 (3.5G) ultraportable laptop
Fujitsu's LifeBook P8020 (3.5G) is a lightweight, mobile broadband equipped laptop that's perfect for out-of-office use
Linksys WRT610N
Lightning fast dual band.
Virgin Mobile Wi-Fi Modem
The first battery-powered 3G modem with Wi-Fi access
3 Mobile Internet Key E160 USB modem
3 Mobile allows users to roam on Telstra's Next G network with its new Internet Key E160
TP-Link TL-WR340G 54M Wireless Router
TP-Link's TL-WR340G is a cheap but reliable 802.11g wireless router.
Novatel Intelligent Mobile Hotspot MiFi 2352
The Novatel Intelligent Mobile Hotspot MiFi 2352 allows up to five 802.11b/g wireless appliances to share one wireless 3G connection
Virgin Mobile Wi-Fi Modem
The first battery-powered 3G modem with Wi-Fi access
Telstra Pre-Paid Wireless Broadband Turbo USB modem
Telstra's latest prepaid broadband package offers a boost in speed
Acer Aspire One AOD250 (ZG8) netbook with Telstra Next G
A stylish Acer netbook with an integrated Telstra Next G 3G module
Fujitsu LifeBook P8020 (3.5G) ultraportable laptop
Fujitsu's LifeBook P8020 (3.5G) is a lightweight, mobile broadband equipped laptop that's perfect for out-of-office use
Optus Wireless Broadband USB Slimline Modem
Optus introduces a prepaid billing system for its latest mobile broadband package.
Vodafone Mobile Connect USB Internet Stick
Versatile Internet key that doubles as USB flash drive
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News: Google Buzz takes the fight to Facebook
When the world's largest Internet company decides to spend some of its massive development budget on social networking tools, industry analysts say the likes of Facebook and Twitter better take a long glance over their shoulder.
Sharon Gaudin 10/02/2010 09:02:00
News: PayPal: India payments suspended for 'at least a few months'
PayPal said a ban on personal transactions to and from India will continue for "at least a few months" while the online payment service tries to resolve a problem with local regulators.
News: Telstra promotes Safer Internet Day
Telstra has urged Australian Internet users to be wary about the information they post online as part of Safer Internet Day.
Ross Catanzariti 10/02/2010 09:30:00
News: Gmail goes social with Google Buzz
Google introduced a social networking tool called Google Buzz Tuesday that allows sharing of status updates, images, and videos via a new Gmail tab called Google Buzz. The Google Buzz features will also be available on Android based phones as well as the iPhone (via a Web-based application) allowing for real-time updates to your Google Buzz feed that can show up on a new version of Google's mobile maps.
Jared Newman 10/02/2010 07:55:00
News: PayPal suspends personal payments to India
PayPal, an eBay company, has suspended personal payments to and from India and transfers to local banks in the country.
John Ribeiro 09/02/2010 07:51:00
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Blogs: Blog: The Definitive Definition of SOA
One thing I've noticed since I started writing about SOA is that SOA pundits seem to be obsessed with the definition of SOA. Some people feel think business processes have to be part of the definition. Some people focus on interaction vs. integration. Some object to referring to SOA as equivalent to Web services or WOA, others believe that WOA is not only coupled with SOA, WOA is the future of SOA. One person who shall rename nameless believes that, while WOA and SOA may be different, SOA standards should spring from WOA. Still others think business agility is what defines SOA. Yet others link SOA with governance as the critical differentiator. I could go on ad nauseum.
Nicholas Petreley 19/09/2008 08:05:00
Blogs: Escape from the Twittering masses
I'm thinking maybe this whole social media thing has gone too far. Maybe we don't really need to know what everyone we've ever encountered is doing every single moment of their lives in 140 characters or less. It's starting to distort our collective notion of reality.
Robert X. Cringely 17/03/2009 08:10:00
Blogs: Google knows where you surfed last summer
Are those search ads starting to look a little too personal? Welcome to Google's new behavioral ad strategy. Better keep your nose clean.
Robert X. Cringely 13/03/2009 08:49:00
Blogs: Unwired struggling to deliver WiMAX
Australian wireless Internet provider Unwired will struggle to meet initial cost projections for the rollout of its WiMAX network.
Ross Catanzariti 27/01/2009 17:19:00
Getting your feet wet with Google Ocean: First look in images
With this introduction to the mapping software, you can travel far below the surface to spot shipwrecks, track the movements of great white sharks, and wander the ocean floor--no scuba equipment required.
In pictures: The best Apple iPad parodies
You've sat back for months and read rumour after rumour about the famous Apple tablet. Now it's arrived and you're disappointed. No camera? No multitasking? No USB ports? The list goes on and on. And that name!
Back-to-school tech bargains: 5 February
Pick up some good gadgets with great prices!
Google opens its Chrome OS to developers
Google's Chrome operating system took a big step on Thursday with its release to the open source community. The OS is targeted at netbooks and will be faster, simpler and more secure than existing operating systems, according to Google.
Weekly Tech News Update: 30th October, 2009
In this week’s World Tech Update Motorola and Verizon unveil an Android smartphone, Toshiba launches a fuel cell charger, Apple releases the Magic Mouse, Nintendo’s profits slide, Netflix streams directly to Playstation 3 consoles, a robot folds clothes, a prototype ring crosses between real and virtual worlds and Panasonic demonstrates robots as part of a push into a new business stream.
Weekly Tech News Update: 23rd October, 2009
In this week's show Steve Ballmer launches Windows 7, the latest auto-tech is on show in Tokyo, Twitter isn't for sale, Google Street View goes places it never could, scientists develop a safer battery and Sony shows an impressive 3D screen that doesn't require glasses.
 
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