While the Australian Broadcasting Amendment (Online Content) Act, which was passed by the Federal Government in June 1999, recognises an adults right to be free to choose the content they want to view

Western Digitals new 8MBbuffer line of Caviar drives proved to be a tough act to match.

On the 16th July 1999, the Broadcasting Services (Online Amendment) Act 1999 became law, although it did not receive much attention at the time. The legislation effectively gave power to the Australia

Apple Computer has unveiled a version of its market-leading iPod that also plays videos and increased the iMac computer's ability to act as a home entertainment hub by adding a remote control.

Have we already lost our freedom to view what we want on the net? David Neiger investigates censorware and Australias Internet policies. Recent amendments to the Australian Broadcasting Act ma

New payment technologies are key, says analyst.

Is Australia’s biggest telco beset by parasites? PC Authority looks at Telstra’s new strategy to win over our hearts and minds.

From webcasting to the DMCA to net neutrality - a list of top ten IT priorities for the new president.

Are your Windows 95 apps not running under XP? Tim Dean goes through a few tricks to help you get it running.

A few weeks ago we asked for your eBay stories, and we’ve received a lot of responses about bad sellers, demanding buyers and more.

The 3D Prophet II GTS 64Mb follows on a tradition in glorious form

A bold drive whose attraction proves more than skin deep with great performance and a generous software suite.

ATI Radeon HD 2600 and 2400 cards unveiled.

Lucky winners of a Sapphire 1300 XT graphics card.

Garmin’s Nuvi 265W offers a clean navigating experience with a host of useful features and suffers only a handful of small issues.

3CCD has yet to prove it’s worth the premium. If you want a hard-disker, go for one of the cheaper Everio models