Nokia Australia has unveiled the new E7 Symbian smartphone, with the phone maker expecting to lure mostly business professionals in snatching a unit that mostly boasts of a wide 10cm touchscreen that slides sideways and tilts for better viewing pleasure.
As people get more excited of how the redesigned iPad would look like this week, Mac fans could not totally forget their lingering yearning for the new iPhone5.
Windows-powered Nokia handsets will enter the mobile industry by 2012, according to the Finnish company’s board chair, who added that more partnerships are being worked on by the phone maker besides the already sealed deals with Google and Microsoft.
Along with the emerging trend of traditional publications migrating to the burgeoning iPad platform, Apple has implemented its new system of automatically getting a 30 percent cut on new subscriptions availed through its publication services.
Apple has admitted on its latest report auditing the tech firm’s contracted suppliers and manufacturers that some 91 child labourers were employed by mainly Chinese companies assembling the popular gadgets marketed by the US consumer electronics giant.
Nokia is poised to unveil a brand-new strategy at a February 11 briefing to investors in London. Rumour has it the Finnish mobile giant is set to announce some dramatic changes tomorrow morning.
Consumer electronics maker HP unveiled on Wednesday three new products that the company said were designed to directly compete with tech giant Apple’s leading gadget offerings.
Fancy an iPhone in your hand that closely resembles the iconic brick-like mobile phones of the 1980s? A British accessory manufacturer found a way to fuse the two generations of tech icons by introducing a phone holder that brings in the retro feel of the then-emerging mobile phone elite usage.
The much-awaited Nokia E7 will begin arriving in stores in select markets this week, with broader availability building up quickly in several markets.
The BlizzCon 2011 gaming convention will be held at the the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California on October 21st and 22nd, according to an announcement from Blizzard Entertainment.
A new study by Testra has shown that Australian parents have failed to teach their children with cyber skills despite spending a lot of money buying their kids with the latest gadgets.
Leading Japanese and Chinese electronics firms NEC Corporation and Lenovo on Thursday announced a strategic partnership to create the largest PC group in Japan. The agreement aligns NEC, Japan's number one PC company, with Lenovo, the fastest growing top-five PC maker in the world. The new joint venture gives both Lenovo and NEC a unique opportunity to grow their commercial and consumer PC businesses in Japan, the third largest PC market in the world, through a stronger market position, enhan...
Australia's telecoms giant Optus on Friday reported that it has completed repair works in fixed residential network. However, the company said they are still repairing phone lines of customers that sustained water damage.
A new survey by Testra has shown that grammar is back in fashion amongst Australian's as 50% of those polled find it objectionable receiving SMS that include abbreviations or emoticons, with 'totes' (totally), '4COL' (for crying out loud) and 'wut' (what) topping the no-go list.
Apple has announced that download from its iconic App store breached 10 billion apps by the more than 160 million iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users across the globe. The 10 billionth app downloaded, Paper Glider, was purchased by Gail Davis of Orpington, Kent, UK. As the winner of the App Store Countdown to 10 Billion Apps, Gail Davis will receive a $10,000 iTunes Gift Card.
The Digital Economy and Broadband Application missiono organized by the Australian Trade Commission - Austrade - to Japan, South Korea and Singapore late last year, has shown that opportunities for Australian ICT's abound in Asia.
Media and telecommunication companies are embracing the new digital technologies and giving consumers wider data allowances, mobile caps and pricing, together with internet and VoIP bundling and "smart phone" features on their home handsets. The competition has indeed benefited consumers.
"World of Warcraft: Cataclysm" is now on sale in stores.
PayPal indicates that 2010 will be the biggest Christmas yet for Australian online retailers.
Volkswagen Polo bagged Carsguide Best Green Car Award, narrowly beating the Aussie built, Toyota Camry Hybrid.
Microsoft issued another warning for Australians to be wary of a phone scam.
World of Warcraft's The Shattering of Azeroth is now live.
Amazon.com has launched its Black Friday Deals.
Amazon.com launched a new iPhone app for price comparison in time for 2010 Black Friday sales.
Jetstar plans to adopt Microsoft's newly unveiled Microsoft Lync
Australian telco Telstra unveiled the Telstra Innovation Challenge winners.
Electronic Arts (EA) and Lucasfilm Ltd had forged an updated global publishing agreement for "Star Wars: The Old Republic."
YouTube unveiled a new phone application that allows YouTube users to navigate on the popular upload website using their mobiles.
Google launches eight new applications today.
Telstra added a policy control capability to its Next G network.
