Small businesses can have mail, calendar and contacts shared across phones and notebooks for less than $10 a month. Well, that's the sales pitch.

All-you-can-eat email pricing is apparently on the way for Windows Mobile users along with a new "skin" for Windows Mobile phones.

Internode claims its massive ADSL2+ rollout is being "held back", with capacity problems in 10 exchanges.

One of the smartphones the Bold is up against is Nokia's new E71, which hits the market today. The E71 is interesting for a couple of reasons.

370 telephone exchanges to be upgraded within the next week in giant rollout.

The Power Zoom can help photographers achieve that perfect shot with a huge zoom capacity, but it can also mean a very heavy lens trade off in exchange.

What's your idea of the perfect mobile phone home screen? With its new N97, Nokia is cramming more apps and feeds onto the main interface

A relatively lightweight Windows Mobile phone with most of the bells and whistles, but not the outlandish $1,000 price tag.

If you've been waiting patiently to get rid of your line rental fees, wait no more. Internode is now extending the plans to existing phone users.

Looking for data security for your small business? Symantec has some interesting claims for its new EndPoint Protection Small Business Edition.

We've reviewed the McAfee security package Telstra is pushing for an ultra-cheap $4 a month as part of the new T-Suite service.

Is Sony’s new Vaio P the new Lord of the Mini Notebooks? The tiny mini-me laptop weighs a puny 600grams, with 60GB HDD or 128GB SSD.

We've seen lots of QWERTY email-phones, but not many in a flip-phone design. RIM flips its way into consumer territory with the BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220.

Nokia turns out a camera phone we'd be happy to ditch our digital camera for. Check out the pics, and our first impressions.

The ISP has a bold vision to deliver ADSL2+ and faster to 2.3 million Australians, and says demand is healthy.

Software upgrade will allow push email, new games, Word and Powerpoint and more.

First WiMax connections go live, giving hope to thousands of Australians with poor Internet access.

If you're a Nokia or iPhone user, maybe the Storm's "clickable" touchscreen might finally be the thing that converts you to Blackberry.

One of the best combinations of design and function in a smartphone we've seen for some time.

iPrimus thinks Australians are being shortchanged on access to faster broadband.