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Aussie Consumer Web Site Gets 11,000 Complaints in 1 Week

uVent.com.au founder Anthony Mittelmark recently launched a Web site that would serve as a meeting ground for Australian consumers with complaints and local companies. Within one week, the portal received about 11,000 complaints which indicate how angry and frustrated Aussie consumers are.

St George, Bank of Melbourne Cut Rates

Two Australian banks cut their interest rates on Monday, ahead of a possible overnight cash rate reduction by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in May and amid ANZ Bank's unpopular decision to hike fixed mortgage and small business loan rates by 0.06 per cent on Friday.

Asus Transformer Pad 300 Release Date, Features, and Specifications

Asus, the Taiwanese-based company announced that the company's Asus Transformer Pad 300 will be released in the market on April 22, 2012. Pre-order for this tablet has already started and this release date would also mean that it will be directly competing against the official debut of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 2.
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Apple MacBook Pro: Rumored Features, Specifications, and Release Date

New rumors about Apple's next MacBook Pro are circling the web as there are reports stating that the present 15-inch models are running low on stock. This seems to be an indication that a new line is being prepared with upgraded features and specifications.

Top Four Android Tablets: Alternatives to Apple's new iPad

Tablets have evolved from being an optional device to being a must-have device in a person's life either in business or personal dealings. Many companies have noticed this sudden shift as various tablet models are being manufactured and marketed in the market.

Nokia Lumia 900 Plagued with Connectivity Issues

Nokia, the Finland-based phone manufacturer recently launched their newest Windows Phone in the market which is Nokia Lumia 900. Barely reaching a week after it was launched last Easter Sunday; users are now facing issues with their new Windows Phone.

Consumer Watchdog Takes Cudgel for Plus-size Women

Choice, a consumer watchdog, took the cudgels for plus-size women on Thursday by asking retailers to widen the range of clothes available to large females. The group said because of limited choices, these kinds of women have to buy online or at chain stores.

Apple's New iPhone: 1GB of RAM with A5X-like Chip and Other Rumored Specifications

The supposed news and rumors regarding Apple's new iPhone is taking the world by storm as more and more "leaked" specifications have been appearing in different news sources. The latest one came from the website, 9to5Mac which states that the new iPhone prototypes will be having 1GB of RAM and "A5X" chip which was utilized in the new iPad for the Retina Display features.

Sony Cutting Down 10,000 Jobs

Sony Corp. announced that the company's plan of cutting down a total of 10,000 jobs which is equivalent to 6% of the global workforce. This strategy is said to be part of a new "restructuring plan" under the new president of the company.

From the New York Auto Show: The Cool Ones

Some of the most interesting vehicles in New York were in the basement. I checked out an electric DeLorean, a natural gas wheelchair van, and a flying car.

3 More Waiting Days for Trapped Peru Miners

Oscar Valdes, cabinet chief to Peruvian President Ollanta Humala, said on Tuesday that it would take about three more days before the nine trapped miners could be rescued.

Qatar is 3rd Largest Shareholder in Xstrata

Qatar became the third-largest stockholder of mining firm Xstrata after it bought 5 percent of the company's shares at $A2.65 billion. The purchase was made by the country's sovereign wealth fund.

Foreign Tourists’ Spend Down to 4-Year Record Low

Tourism industry executives blamed the strong Australian dollar for the slump in tourism revenues as foreign visitor spending declined to a four-year low of $2.63 billion in February.

Nokia Lumia 900 Release: The Start of Windows Phone Domination?

Nokia, the Finland-based phone manufacturer recently announced the release of their latest Windows Phone last April 8, 2012 which is the Nokia Lumia 900. Through this release, would Windows Phone be able to regain its place in the smartphone market?

Samsung Announces Delay for Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 Line

Korean-based firm Samsung announced that there will be a delay regarding the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 line. The company announced that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 line will be likely to be available by the end of April, 2012.

Instagram Now Available in Android

Instagram, the popular photo-sharing app is now available for Android users. It was first exclusively offered to iPhone users for the past 18 months but it has now expanded to Android-based smartphones.

James Murdoch Relinquishes BSkyB Chairmanship

Apparently taking too much heat from the scandals hounding his family's media empire, James Murdoch announced on Tuesday his resignation as chairman of British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB).

Mercedes-Benz B-Class Launched

The all-new, second-generation Mercedes-Benz B-Class has launched in Australia with three model variants making up the range: B180, B200 and B200 CDI.

McLaren MP4-12C Supercar for Rent

Now we all know how most rental cars get treated, but we suspect this McLaren MP4-12C may be treated with a little bit more respect by its users.

Rebranding: OneSteel to Change Name to Arrium

OneSteel announced on Tuesday plans to change its name to Arrium Limited in a bid to bring in new investors and clarify the extent of its business.

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