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Apple AirPort Express review
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An improvement, but not a must-have.
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Intel reveals first barebones ‘4x4’ system
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Intel is dipping a tentative toe into the barebones waters with an innovative ‘pico-PC’ design slated for sale through its distributor channel next month.
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Intel mulls new brand for super-low-power processor
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Intel says its revolutionary next-gen processor could be used to debut an all-new brand name to slot in between the current Atom and Core families.
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Intel reveals all-new Core processor for tablets and hybrids
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Intel is planning a new super-low-voltage Core processor to power the next generation of x86 tablets, ultrabooks and hybrid tablet/ultrabook designs.
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Fujitsu amps up mid-size LifeBook laptop
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This 15.6 inch notebook offers a little more muscle for your money, says Fujitsu, with the $1,199 LifeBook AH530 packing a Core i5 processor and 500GB hard drive.
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Telstra snaps up HTC Wildfire for the prepaid social networking set
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Telstra adds another Android to its Next G family this month with HTC's Wildfire, which goes on sale from August 24 at $349 outright for pre-paid customers.
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RIM unveils BlackBerry Curve 3G
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The last of the GSM-only BlackBerry smartphones makes the move to 3G with the overnight launch of the Curve 3G, aka Curve 9300.
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Android army takes the smartphone lead
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Handsets running Google's Android OS have surged past the BlackBerry and iPhone to become the best-selling smartphones in the US.
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First Look: Dell's skinny $699 Inspiron M101z notebook
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With an 11.6 inch screen and optional dal-core AMD Neo silicon, Dell’s $699 Inspiron M101z sits halfway between netbook and notebook...
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The cost of unlocking your iPhone 4...
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Want to travel overseas with your iPhone 4? Here's a list of the network lock policy, and the unlock cost, for each of the Aussie carriers.
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Apple and Optus confirm free bumpers for Aussie iPhone 4 buyers
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Apple and Optus will be handing out free iPhone 4 bumpers, but don't expect a rebate for cases bought from other carriers...
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Apple amps up Mac Pro with four-core and six-core Xeon and 27 inch display
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Nothing screams ‘serious multimedia maven’ like a pair of six-core Xeon powerplants and a desktop display larger than some people’s LCD telly...
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Apple upgrades iMac to Core 2010 with ATI HD graphics
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Intel’s Core 2 Duo chips and integrated Nvidia graphics make way for Core i3, Core i5 and Core i7 powerplants and ATI Radeon HD across the board.
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Vodafone and 3 unveil iPhone 4 plans
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The twin networks start their iPhone 4 offerings at $29 with 550MB of data and $18 per month for the handset, with plans topping out at $99 for 3GB and unlimited talk and text.
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Optus iPhone 4 plans: $49 to $89, with up to 3GB of data
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Optus enters the iPhone 4 fray with four plans, including a 'free' (zero upfront) 16GB iPhone 4 with 2GB of data for just $59 per month.
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