Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) set the ball rolling in the 2012 mobile devices war against Samsung Electronics by releasing a new iPad with a quad-core graphics processor and high resolution "retina display" in March. Samsung previewed its quad-core Exynos 4 for tablets in February but has yet to show its Android 4.0 ICS tablets to the public.
Apple has insisted Wednesday that its marketing ploy for the new iPad led not Australian buyers into believing that the tablet computer will be able to connect on Telstra's 4G network.
Yahoo, the internet company, appointed three members to its board of directors, preparing for a proxy fight with one of its largest shareholders.
Online businesses are often swamped with things to do. They are busy setting up your WordPress website, bookkeeping, hiring freelancers, creating products, networking, etc. They have a to-do list that seems to never end.
Covert operations reportedly sanctioned by ranking officials of global media firm News Corporation were responsible in undermining the operations of the company's competitors in Australia, according to the investigative works of The Australian Financial Review (AFR).
A court in Tokyo has ordered Google to change part of its autocomplete function. A Japanese man has alleged that the terms associated with his name in the search box have ruined his life.
A recent news report by Bloomberg reveals that Microsoft has plans to finish the work on Windows 8 this summer and it will be available in the market by October this year.
Many people were delighted when Apple released its newest tablet offering in the market called the "new iPad". One of its defining features is its 4G capability but Australians are not really delighted with the new iPad from Apple.
The Samsung Galaxy S III is one of the highly-anticipated smartphones in the market and even before any official announcement has been made, there are already speculations about its specifications and availability in the market.
An Australian commission has accused Apple Inc. of misleading promotions in advertisements for its new iPad.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is expected to unveil the fifth generation iPhone in October (exactly a year after the iPhone 4S) or earlier in June (like prior iPhone models). The iPhone 5 is expected to ba a cult classic amid reports that an iPhone with a bigger screen is the last revolutionary device by the late Apple founder, Steve Jobs.
M.I.C. Gadget that a Foxconn plant is undergoing massive recruitment in order to meet production demand for the iPhone 5. The Foxconn plant at Taiyuan will be responsible for 85 percent of production of the iPhone 5 and his hiring 20,000 workers as hundreds of workers are striking.
The queen of pop has joined Twitter to chat with her fans regarding the release of her album, MDNA.
Julian Assange has described his planned Senate run as a corrective measure that would deal with the 'flawed political environment' in Australia.
Federal authorities have decided to prevent Huawei Technologies of China from playing any active role in the $38 billion roll out of the national broadband network, citing internet security issues.
A surprise launch of the Samsung Galaxy S III may happen on March 30.
In a bid to further modernise the operations of its post office, Australia Post announced on Monday the launch of the online digital mailbox.
The Sony Xperia S, Sony's first smartphone since splitting up with Ericsson will finally make its Australian debut this April.
The fifth generation iOS, the operating system for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) mobile devices, was released in October last year alongside the iPhone 4S. Also made available for older devices, iOS 5 promised 200 new features. iOS 5 introduced the iCloud service, revamped notifications, improvements to native apps such as the Camera, new applications like Reminders, Newsstand, and iMessage.
Samsung’s Galaxy S II is now available exclusively in Telstra and enjoying the 4G benefits of the network.
Apple's incredible success has produced side industries that convinced enterprising individuals to take a slice on the billons that the American tech giant has been raking since its renaissance in mid-2000.
Facebook acquired 750 patents from International Business Machines Corp. in a deal that will help it counter Yahoo's patent lawsuit against the social networking giant.
The long wait for the Android 4.0 update for Samsung's Galaxy Note has been further extended, with the giant Asian mobile device maker admitting this week that Ice Cream Sandwich's (ICS) arrival will be delayed.
South Korean media reported that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) will launch the fifth generation iPhone in the second quarter. The new iPhone, according to reports, will have a 4.6-inch display.
Zynga Inc. reportedly paid $200 to $250 million to acquire start-up OMGPOP Inc. creator of the popular game "Draw Something".
Australian network Optus is now accepting pre-orders for HTC One ahead of its Australian launch in April.
Microsoft wants to dominate the smartphone market, not in the United States, but in China, which research firms said will take the spot as the biggest smartphone market in the world this year.
Hard drive manufacturer Seagate became the first company to reach the storage density of 1 terabit per square inch. The achievement will pave the way for even larger hard drives like a 60 terrabyte drive in the next ten years.
Windows 8 is set to hit the market by the last quarter of 2012, likely just in time for the holiday shopping spree that sellers target to boost their financial results before ending the year.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) said early this week that it sold three million of its new iPad tablet computers over the course of its first weekend on the market.
