The mantra has always been "build it and they will come."  But too often it's translated to "build it with vulnerabilities and hope they won't notice." When it comes to TrendNet's web-capable cameras, unfortunately, the world has noticed.  

Is there ever a “final cut” when it comes to constantly evolving software? Clearly, when it comes to Apple’s Final Cut X, the answer is no, with a brand new version 10.0.3 having just been launched as a “significant update”.

The Gmail team has been promoting the upcoming 'new look and feel' for some time now.  What do we think?

A bug in a large number of Juniper Internet routers led to significant outages all across the world.  What actually happened?

HP’s TouchPad hasn’t yet officially launched in Australia but is already subject to an “instant rebate” of $50 in the US, along with a much-needed 3.0.2 WebOS update.

Apple has released iOS security updates that plug a vulnerability that's been used to jailbreak devices. Before the howls of protest start, remember that such vulnerabilities can also be used for evil.

Coming in July is Apple’s new Mac OS X, numbered 10.7, codenamed Lion and, unlike the “will it be late, Windows 8”, Lion nicely blends OS X and iOS, and will cost just US $29.99 or AUD $31.99.

With Telstra saying that its Motorola Xoom tablets have been “flying off the shelves around Australia since they went on sale last month”, there’s finally an answer to when the 3.1 Honeycomb update would arrive: set to fly in July!

Apple’s mobile iWork office suite (Pages, Numbers and Keynote) has been available for the iPad from the start, and now it has finally come to the iPhone and iPod Touch, specially tweaked for smaller screens.

If you’re running Skype on a Mac, the word has come that you need to apply a free update to whack a worm and make it squirm and scoot off into oblivion.