Internode has a history of coming out on top of ISP customer satisfaction surveys, and has just clocked an impressive 94% satisfaction on the latest Roy Morgan Research ISP survey.

IPTV numbers are seriously on the rise with more than 300,000 Australian homes now accessing an IPTV service, meaning around one in ten subscription TV services are currently delivered over broadband.

Symantec’s latest January 2012 report shows that spammers are being as deceptively clever as ever, “using holidays and major events to make their mail more appealing”, with 1 in every 327.9 Australian emails containing malware.

Internode is offering Internet service to residents of more than 20 greenfields sites around the country. The plans match the company's NBN-based offerings.

A pair of wireless audio gadgets just added to the PCRange catalogue have very different uses.

Outdoor home theatre is becoming the new must have ‘room’ in a modern house, yet permanently committing backyard space for a cinema may not compete well with the other summer demands on a suburban backyard.  HandiTheatre is an inflatable projection system, allowing us to grab some beanbags and enjoy the big screen under a big sky.

XPAL, the company behind the popular “Powerskin” line of smartphone battery-and-case in one, as well as Energizer’s popular Energi to Go range, has announced an innovative “spare” mobile phone with a truly astounding battery life of up to 15 whopping years – while powered by a single AA battery.

One of Russia’s most famous digital exports in recent years has been Kaspersky Lab, an Internet security company that has gone from strength to strength, now winning AV-Comparatives’ “Product of the Year”.

Despite Hasbro suing Asus for seemingly blatantly copying terms like “Transformer” and “Prime”, much like LG seems to have done with its “Optimus” range (without getting sued, as yet), the latest Asus Android tablet, with fresh cream that’s icy and covered in chocolate biscuit, has finally made its way to Australia.

The latest storage product from WD combines dual drives for capacity or redundancy with Internet access and DLNA compatibility.

What gadget will be better, more fun, and likely as big a hit at CES and with consumers as Parrot’s AR.Drone? The upcoming new high-def and vastly improved AR.Drone 2.0 to be unleashed at CES 2012, of course!

What gadget will be better, more fun, and likely as big a hit at CES and with consumers as Parrot’s AR.Drone? The upcoming new high-def and vastly improved AR.Drone 2.0 to be unleashed at CES 2012, of course!

Fed up with changing your camera's memory card? How does a quarter of a terabyte sound?

If your wireless router supports Wi-Fi Protected Setup turn it off immediately (if you can).

With just hours to go before 2012 arrives on Australian shores, it’s time for a little look into the tech we know is soon coming, while we wonder what unexpected new tech hits will surely come!

iiNet has today teased a “big” new product for 2012 which it says will users to their home “in more ways than one.”

While a record number of shoppers headed online for Christmas bargains this year, Australians are now left with over 16.7 million unwanted gifts that were received by disappointed friends and family, valued at over $500 million dollars.

I want to share a story about how my IT business played a hand in transforming me from a hard nosed IT reseller and systems integrator to a coffee tragic that has launched a brand new online business.

In a tale of two Zuckerbergs, social media giant Facebook has threatened to sue Mark Zuckerberg, an entrepreneur from Israel, with the two now embroiled in a bitter legal battle.

New Zealand's Commerce Commission has published a report benchmarking the country's telecommunications services against those overseas, but its findings on the price of broadband Internet services are at odds with reality.