Over 300 members of the IT&T community attended a gala dinner at Sydney’s Town Hall on 4 December for AJB Publishing’s annual IT&T Awards.

In their first year running, the Spanish based Fiasco Awards have voted Vista the worst performing I.T product, following by the One laptop per child (OLPC) initiative and Second Life, the online gaming community.

OpenOffice wins big with users.

Once again we are running our annual reader awards, where you get to tell us about the technology you own, rate the brands, and let us know who's let you down.

Three hundred and forty-seven attendees honoured Australia’s leading IT companies at the James Bond-themed 3rd IT & T Awards in a distinctly un-Caribbean atmosphere on Sydney’s Jones Bay Wharf 28 October.

Dell tells us they've kindly extended the deadline to enter the competition, which is good news if you've been slavering over the thought of up to $50,000 in Dell kit.

The best of Australia's interactive industry was honoured at the annual AIMIA awards.

PC Authority has won the computing & games category at the inaugural Australian Magazine Awards.

The Qantas A380 Economy seat and Rip-Curl's H-Bomb wetsuit are in the shortlist of 73 finalist products in the running to take out the 2009 Australian International Design Award of the Year.

Last chance to enter PC Authority's Reliability and Service awards survey. Let your voice be heard!

Ninjas, musicians on treadmills and a cute kiwi.

Firm demos Eee PCT T91 tablet, Lamborghini notebook and Eee Keyboard PC.

Solid Snake goes mobile.

Westnet, Winner of PC Authority's "Best ISP" award two years running, has launched Mobile broadband using the Optus network.

Ken Kutaragi honoured by Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences.

Logitech have released four new gaming products from their new G-range in Australia for the first time, including some of the most science-fiction inspired gaming products we've seen recently.

New categories added, and users asked to vote on best videos of the year.

Bioshock is Best Game, but Gears of War nowhere to be seen.