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Article | 30/01/2008 New spectrum planning and allocation initiatives launched
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) today announced three initiatives to promote increased consultation, transparency and account...
Article | 4/02/2008 SF-area subway gets fast Wi-Fi in test
A startup says it can give subway riders wireless Internet access that's faster than most home broadband in the US.
Article | 4/02/2008 Portable drive gets PIN security touchscreen
A Japanese company has taken a leaf from bank ATM security by launching a portable hard drive that comes with its own built-in PIN keypad.
Article | 4/02/2008 Fujitsu unveils world's smallest tablet PC
Fujitsu PC Asia Pacific introduces breakthrough 3.5G-enabled mobile companion - Lifebook U1010.
Article | 4/02/2008 Big mods for the small Eee PC
During the 2007 holiday season, there was another small, white and cheap tech device that became a hard-to-find bestseller: the ultra-portable Eee PC ...
Article | 4/02/2008 MacBook Air has issues, says Apple
MacBook Air users might need to move their new ultra-thin laptops to keep bits moving to and fro, Apple said in a note on its support site, just one o...
Article | 31/01/2008 California company introduces new mobile Linux platform
Another mobile Linux platform, this time from Azingo, hit the market on Wednesday, joining an increasingly crowded market of Linux phone software.
Article | 31/01/2008 Apple shipping MacBook Air laptops, but no stock in stores
Apple announced Wednesday that it has begun shipping the first MacBook Air laptops to customers, but acknowledged that a planned update to Apple TV ha...
Article | 29/01/2008 ACMA report finds SMEs have keen interest in VoIP
Research released today by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) estimates 92 per cent of small to medium enterprises (SMEs) and 74...
Article | 28/01/2008 Microsoft picks up Vista SP1 pace
For the second time in two weeks, Microsoft has released a new build of Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) to its invitation-only group of approximate...
Article | 25/01/2008 US OLPC recipients irate over delays, headaches
When Seattle, Washington resident David Ruggiero heard about an opportunity to get his hands on the innovative XO laptop made by the <a href=" http://...
Article | 24/01/2008 A Closer Look: Beta Vista Service Pack 1
With dissatisfaction over the Vista operating system persistent, can Microsoft right the OS's wrongs with its upcoming Vista service pack?
Article | 25/01/2008 Microsoft: Vista 'most secure Windows'
Microsoft's Windows Vista recorded about half as many vulnerabilities in its first full year of availability as Windows XP did in its opening 12 month...
Article | 24/01/2008 Siemens claims 802.11n power problem cracked
Siemens is launching a wireless LAN system that it claims can run full 802.11n on normal power over Ethernet, but refuses to divulge how it has manage...
Article | 16/01/2008 Business market cresting on Vista adoption curve
A new study on Vista adoption shows that the year-old Microsoft operating system may be finding a groove with business users even though more than 50%...
Article | 17/01/2008 MacBook Air has no WiMax; is Apple on to something?
WiMax-capable prototypes from several vendors were a big part of the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) last week, but the faster wireless ...
Article | 16/01/2008 Mac users: MacBook Air lacks features
Steve Jobs wowed the Macworld audience when he unveiled the slim, ultraportable MacBook Air notebook, but users and analysts say its lack of some impo...
Article | 16/01/2008 MACWORLD - Apple airs out 'world's thinnest subnotebook'
Apple's CEO Steve Jobs took centre stage at the Macworld Conference and Expo Tuesday to introduce what he called "the world's thinnest notebook," dubb...
Article | 23/08/2007 Google Street View: The Internet giant comes to you
Google is coming for you. In fact, Google's minions are driving Chevy Cobalts with roof-mounted 360-degree digital cameras, and they want to take your...
Article | 14/01/2008 CES - Power your gadgets by sun and water
While the Consumer Electronics Association announced that it would go green by purchasing 20,000 tons' worth of carbon offsets, a few companies at CES...

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