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Telstra announces locations for Next-G speed boost  

Telstra announces locations for Next-G speed boost

by David Binning  |  8 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
Telstra has named the handful of regional cities and towns that will be first to experience a doubling of data speeds over its Next G wireless broadband network flagged at the start of the year.
Motorola’s square phone: the shape of things to come? 

Motorola’s square phone: the shape of things to come?

by William Maher, David Binning  |  7 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
Motorola has shown off its new Flipout mobile phone overseas, eschewing the de-facto oblong design in favour of a square
Future of digital photos: more manipulated than ever 

Future of digital photos: more manipulated than ever

by William Maher, David Binning  |  7 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
Makers of digital cameras and associated editing software seem intent on making your digital photos look as happy and blemish-free as possible
Google patent raises questions over WiFi sniffing 

Google patent raises questions over WiFi sniffing

by David Binning  |  7 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
Google is trying to patent the very technology which enabled the illegal sniffing of data via WiFi networks, leading to a massive backlash against the company last month
Clive Peeters in receivership - and in running for online retail award 

Clive Peeters in receivership - and in running for online retail award

by David Binning  |  7 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
Australian retailer in receivership, Clive Peeters, is in the running for online business awards
New iiNet ADSL business service could reach 40Mbps 

New iiNet ADSL business service could reach 40Mbps

by David Binning  |  4 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
iiNet has confirmed it is working on a new 'Bonded ADSL' technology that in trials has produced speeds of up to 40Mbps, double that available with existing ADSL2+ services
ACCC to throttle Optus' 'unlimited' claims 

ACCC to throttle Optus' 'unlimited' claims

by David Binning  |  4 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
In a case with big implications for the telco industry, the ACCC has initiated proceedings in the federal court against Optus in relation to 'unlimited' broadband and phone advertising
A new OS entering the mix, only this time it's in the cloud 

A new OS entering the mix, only this time it's in the cloud

by David Binning  |  3 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
A senior Google executive has confirmed that its Chrome OS, the first fully cloud-based operating system, will be released later this year
Telstra shock: cheaper broadband trial 

Telstra shock: cheaper broadband trial

by David Binning  |  3 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
Telstra's new naked DSL trial hints at a change of strategy. See how much it costs and why it's grabbed broadband users' attention
Jobs' book of Revelations: Apple was only months from the abyss in 1997 

Jobs' book of Revelations: Apple was only months from the abyss in 1997

by David Binning  |  2 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
Jobs has revealed the company was a mere 90 days from bankruptcy in 1997 when the board asked him to retake the reins
Video: is this the future of computer control? 

Video: is this the future of computer control?

by David Binning  |  2 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
Minority Report is often referred to as the possible future of computer/human interaction, but it turns out it's not just science fiction. See John Underkoffler demonstrate his motion control interface
Prices announced: here's how much you'll pay iiNet for a very fast NBN connection 

Prices announced: here's how much you'll pay iiNet for a very fast NBN connection

by David Binning  |  1 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
It delivers super speed, but at what price? Here's how much iiNet plans to charge the first customers to take advantage of the NBN's blazingly fast download speeds
iPad sales pass 2 million 

iPad sales pass 2 million

by David Binning  |  1 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
Apple has announced that it has sold more than 2 million iPads since the launch of the popular tablet computer in the US on April 3
iiNet reaffirms net filter objections 

iiNet reaffirms net filter objections

by David Binning  |  1 Jun 2010  |  Comment now
Australian ISP iiNet has contradicted comments made by Stephen Conroy at the weekend that it is one of several carriers in support of the federal government's controversial internet filter
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