The TUPS Company in conjunction with the Gunnedah Shire Council today officially launched the Gunnedah Community Wi-Fi at the Gunnedah Shire Council Depot delivering fast, cost-effective internet connectivity.

Network vendor, Xirrus, has appointed Distribution Central as its distributor for its range of high performance Wi-Fi products in Australia and New Zealand through its specialist networking business unit, NetWorld Systems.

With the stability of Chris Malloy’s Hoverbike in question and in its prototype form needing to be tethered for safety, perhaps the idea of transforming it into hoverquad instead is a better answer.

Dell has put together what it claims is its largest ever product refresh, officially launching 15 new business computers today – and promising another 24 during the year including a 10 inch Windows 7 based tablet.

Australian authorities have decided not to prosecute Google for the 'inadvertent' collection of personal data by its Street View cars. Quite right too.

The National Broadband Network Company has awarded an extensive contract to Nokia Siemens Networks which will see the Finnish networking giant supply up to $400 million worth of optical transmission equipment to the national fibre rollout over the next ten years.

Former Opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull has returned to the Coalition front bench as shadow communications minister with instructions "to hold the Government ferociously to account" over the National Broadband Network.

With the Australian Government now in 'caretaker' mode ahead of the August 21 poll, the shutters have come down on hundreds of federal technology projects and the high pressure hose of Commonwealth IT procurement dollars has slowed to a trickle.

Google’s top list of Australian searches for 2009 has been revealed, showing the ideas and spirit of the times as they were down under, and as you can imagine, many of the major Australian and international events of the year such as Twilight, Susan Boyle and stimulus packages all definitely make the cut!

They’ve done what our cricketers and tennis players couldn’t… Blackberry developer BigTinCan are on top of the world, literally, after reaching the number one spot on the Blackberry App World chart.