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Quest to cut airport waiting times.

CSC has won a four-year $15 million contract to design and install a shipboard and shore-based IT infrastructure for the Royal Australian Navy.

Ubisoft squad-based shooter bags the big prize.

Voltaic Generator claims to be first solar bag with enough power to charge a laptop.

What deals can you get for back to school gear? We’ve hunted for the best offers and prices to get your school year started on the right foot

Where exactly do old routers go to die? Now we know - they go to Netgear, who apparently helping collect thousands of the things, for some ungodly purpose we presume.

Lehman Brothers and Merril Lynch aren’t the only ones frantically liquidating assets this week. Ex-employees are flogging their bank memorabilia on Ebay faster than you can say 'Chapter 11'.

The new HP Pavilion HDMI-enabled dv notebooks are sexily-chromed, but the other good news is what's not inside the box. Foam that is.

Information stored on RFID is at risk from skimmers, says security firm.

Intel has been showing off a new type of multi-core processor that it claims will revolutionise the cloud computing and server farm business..

Plumber's call-out fees expected to be astronomical.

Singapore Airlines has introduced check-in by SMS for frequent flyers and users of its website, from most cities in its global network.

IT wholesaler Altech has signed up as the second Australian distributor for Taiwanese computer maker Shuttle. Under the arrangement, Altech would be distributing the company's line of "XPC" small form factor bare-bones PCs.

System allows post-event geo-tagging.

For every way that the web has improved life, it has also made things more complicated, frustrating and dangerous..

So that cat is out of the bag – the iPad is here. But did we get everything we wanted from Steve Jobs' tablet-shaped announcement?

Cameras and accessories to whet the appetite of photo enthusiasts

But can't get it back for them

Glass, metal and LEDs abound in the shiny new Macbook range, including new "Brick" units carved from a single block of aluminium. But Jobs also described Blu-Ray in less than flattering terms.

The new mobile chip has been named, and it's looking impressive, though non-Intel users will still probably forgo battery life.