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Intel has updated its Atom system on a chip (SOC) processor range to give a big horsepower boost yet lower power consumption for smartphones and tablets.
A survey has found almost three quarters of Australian children are spending more than an hour a day social networking, often with people they don't know in real life.
As part of the Xbox One introduction Microsoft concentrated on the services US citizens can expect of its next generation console. One of the few game reveals was a big one, Call Of Duty: Ghosts. Here is the reveal trailer plus some screen shots from the next in the very popular series.
Seagate has released a 4TB, 3.5”, SATA, hard disk drive (HDD) specially engineered for video capture use in media centres, PVRs and for surveillance use. It can store up to 480 hours of HD content.
Consumer body ACCAN is calling on the Government to ban Telstra’s $36 a year Silent Line fee, which landline customers have to pay to keep their phone number private.
It’s official, and it’s called the Xbox One. It’s voice activated, it’s fast, and it’s sleek. And it hasn’t been announced in Australia.
Accounting software provider, MYOB, has partnered with a law firm to launch a new online portal for small business services that it says will enhance its client relationships.
Australian-listed software company, TechnologyOne (ASX: TNE) has snared its first UK cloud customer, with financial services company,Pepper Europe, now running its core enterprise suite through Amazon Web Services infrastructure in Ireland.
Energy retailer, AGL Energy, has seen what it says is significant improvement in employee satisfaction with the deployment of Microsoft Office 365 as a single platform across its entire operation with 3.6 million business and residential customers.
The three months from January to March this year was the weakest quarter experienced by Australia’s ICT recruitment industry since the Global Financial Crisis recovery in quarter four of the 2008-2009 financial year.
