• R18+ fearing SA Attorney General Atkinson to quit

    Unpopular SA Attorney General Michael Atkinson has resigned from his role in the wake of voter backlash in his seat of Croydon in this weekend's state election.

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  • AMD 6-core "Thuban" CPU details leak

    AMD 6-core CPUs likely to offer less performance than Intel parts at a much lower price.

  • Serve Steve Jobs' head up on a platter!

    Do you love Steve Jobs so much that sometimes you'd like to eat him? Just a little bit? Now you can.

  • Give poor Huawei a break

    opinion Telstra has selected Chinese network maker Huawei for its 4G/LTE network trial. Let's stop the Chinese spy propaganda right now.

  • Archos set to update Archos 9 tablet and reveals new A13PS notebook

    Archos gets new ultraportable notebook ready for the limelight.

  • Oh dear: Those pesky, unrepentant EFA boys

    Stephen Conroy talked smack about the Electronic Frontiers Australia in parliament -- here's how they blew the wind up him on Twitter.

  • Install fibre, not phone lines, says Conroy

    "It doesn’t make sense for new houses to be fitted with old copper [phone line] technology," says Comms Minister Stephen Conroy.

  • Telstra tech chief throws the book at Google Docs

    The notebook that is! Telstra's Hugh Bradlow says he will throw his laptop at anyone who tries to make him use Google Docs.

  • Viewsonic unveils new ultraportables with 13.3-inch and 14-inch screens

    Viewsonic VNB141 offers ultraportable design with an optical drive and the VNB132 isn't that shabby either.

  • Melbourne college in 1100-seat Win7 migration

    APC journalist James Bannan has upgraded his school's 1100-PC network to Windows 7 and describes the challenges and benefits.

  • TOO EXPENSIVE: NBN monthly plans unveiled

    The first 100Mbit/s plans have been announced for the national broadband network, but they're like Telstra pricing -- only worse.

  • BigPond Music dumps support for WMA

    Telstra’s online music arm BigPond Music yesterday revealed it would ditch support for the unpopular Windows Media Audio format after April 1.