The same old TiVo with a bigger hard drive is an insult to loyal Australian TiVo users.  

The well known axiom that you shouldn’t believe everything you read in the media has found a new adversary in online social blab network Twitter. Well credentialed supposedly unbiased but all too human journalists and media commentators are freely venting their very biased spleens in tweets and creating much vexation amongst their media bosses.

The fake iPad demo video on Apple's website reveals netbook makers have little to fear from the iPad.

Skype is finally available for the iPhone, but it may not be all that you hoped for.

The Telstra-owned Yellow Pages online directory is just one of more than 40 sites which faces fines of up to $11,000 per day for linking to the website of Maroochy Boarding Kennels - wrongly included on Australia's secret list of banned websites .

Only weeks after Victoria's horrific bushfires claimed hundreds of lives, houses shook across Melbourne on Friday night after an earthquake measuring 4.7 struck Gippsland - the second in two months.

Hopes for native Blu-ray support in Microsoft's upcoming Windows 7 operating system have been dashed with confirmation the new OS won't play Blu-ray movies out of the box.

I've got mixed feelings about a man who is trying to save the internet with one hand and destroy it with the other.

Australian iPhone owners can now have an inbox-like view of their voicemail thanks to mBox's handy iPhone app.

TiVo officially hits the Australian shelves today without online scheduling, but my list of frustrations goes on.