If you really want to see the new Apple iPhone in full 3D, Apple has developed a stunning online video that allows visitors to see all aspects of the new iPhone.
COMMENT: Ultra ego newsreader Mary Kostakidis has got her knickers in a twist over the direction of SBS TV. Not only does she want to be a newsreader but a station general manager and director of news.
It isn't just the iPod and the iPhone. Apple has reported a 34 percent rise in sales of its Macintosh computers, far outstripping industry growth rates, in the company's fourth fiscal quarter.
For the past four years, accountants at Dell have been fudging the numbers by engaging in systematic deceit in an effort to present the company in a favourable light. The once mighty online trader is now struggling with some saying the company will be sold.
Microsoft boss Steve Ballmer hates Google with a passion. The simple reason is that Google did a better job than Microsoft at building a search engine that led to Google being able to sell bucketloads of advertising dollars. Now Microsoft who love to dominate is fighting back but not without a fight.
Last year when it was muted that Acer would buy Packard Bell, Acer Australia got call after call from resellers wanting to stock the Packard Bell brand, according to Acer Australia Marketing Director Raymond Vardanega. Now that the company has purchased Gateway, there is every possibility that Acer could use the second brand to launch a series of products into the consumer and SMB market.
Just when PCs complete with keyboard and mouse were going sub $1,000, an IT outfit is set to roll out a $2,000 keyboard complete with its own cooling system. Wow that's hot!
If you are totally bored with your mouse and keyboard and you have given up on the latest offerings from Logitech and Microsoft, help is at hand. Kensington, a US based mouse maker is doing what Nintendo did on Sony with their PS3 and Microsoft with their Xbox 360. They are coming up from behind and hoping like mad that consumers are turned on by a new look mouse.
Google is being sued over the distribution of content to multiple sites. The action is being taken by a UK businessman who claims his reputation has been tarnished because of Google's search engine practices.
Australians are earning more money, 37% have broadband and the median household income in Australia last year was $1000 - $1199 per week, up from the 1996 median of $600 - $699. However, Australians are now less likely to own their own home outright and more of them are paying one off.