Cisco net sales for the first quarter of the 2008 financial year have reportedly risen 17 per cent to US$9.6 billion compared with the same period last year, with the company claiming "balanced execution across the company" for its record-breaking result.
Norton AntiVirus is now available for Mac OS X Leopard with Symantec's new Norton Antivirus 11, with vulnerability protection, enhanced performance and a more user-friendly design, according to Symantec.
Freshtel is entering a new market with roaming VoIP, which allows customers to make and receive calls over the internet using their mobile phone when within range of a WiFi hotspot.
Retailer Harris Scarfe and the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) are in court the today over allegations that Harris Scarfe has misled consumers with its advertising.
LG Electronics is raising awareness of young women in crisis with a donation to the Mercy Ministries' Glenhaven home, which houses and cares for 14 women between the ages of 16 and 28 years.
Consumer electronics and appliances grew substantially in terms of website traffic over the Christmas period, boasting a 30 per cent rise in consumers searching for the categories online than the same period in 2006.
NEC Australia has altered the product focus within its LCD monitor business, halting distribution of its entry-level models and focusing instead on monitors that offer higher specifications for a higher retail price.
Linksys is today releasing to retailers a storage product which the company calls "affordable" and "expandable" that allows consumers and small business users to share, use and secure sensitive data over their networks.
Toshiba has put together a marketing campaign to lure students who are looking at purchasing a notebook computer before they return to school or university for the year.