While most pundits are positioning Google's newly announced foray into the operating system space as an attempt to capture the netbook market, there is a new suggestion that Google Chrome OS may well be enterprise grade. Can this be true?

This week Novell announced they've signed a deal that will see Dell using SUSE Linux Enterprise on their new OptiPlex FX160 thin clients. This move means corporate IT departments will be able to simplify IT at a lower cost than ever before.

A UK company says its switch from Linux to Windows will save it £1 million (almost $A2.3 million). How does that work?

Dubbed by Asus as “the supermodel of netbooks”, the S101 Eee PC is now on sale at “select retailers” in Australia, but while its size is positivelEee ultra trim, it’s a shame the $999 price isn’t also on a diet, although you can't expect Asus to give the S101 away for frEee!

It’s all over the news – Asus is launching the slimmest netbook that comes close to challenging the MacBook Air in sleekness and slamming it in price, but certainly not in power, screen or keyboard size, while being pretty pricey all its own. Won’t 2009 be the year of a zillion slim netbooks at ever better pricing?

In the market for a new notebook? Your timing couldn’t be better – Centrino 2 is promising more performance, stutter-free HD playback, better power conservation, faster wireless and more. But is the performance increase real, or just clever marketing?

Nah, just kidding. The second coming of the Jesus iPhone 3G is actually very cool, massive price drops, 3G, GPS – but there’s several missing features that everyone will now be complaining about! What’s in and what’s out? Photos in article - all pre-launch photos were fake!

HTC’s Touch Diamond is a big upgrade to the original HTC Touch, with its sort-of iPhone-esque interface, and although it has already launched overseas, it’s due in Australia on June 24. Hey, that’s five days after the 3G iPhone will likely go on sale in Australia!

By the time most people read this, there will only be two sleeps to go before the truth of the 3G iPhone is revealed to all. But that hasn’t stopped the last minute leaks, with Crunchgear proffering the latest lusciously lascivious leaks!

The latest rumour says a Mac Tablet is due in September or October this year. Due to run OS X, inexplicably equipped with a slot loading Superdrive and an Intel Atom chip, will it be a Mac Tablet or a large iPhone?