RSS Feed
Twitter
CeBIT Australia opens next week at Sydney’s Olympic Park with a new boss just 10 weeks into the job. View the original post
Archive for April, 2015
Posted in 
LG unveils G4 flagship phone
April 29th, 2015 
Chris Griffith LG has shunned cold steel, going for a big phone with a leather back for its 2015 flagship, the G4. View the original post
Chinese move on smartphone market
April 28th, 2015 Chris Griffith This could be the year that Chinese manufacturers start to get serious about selling premium phones in the Australian market. View the original post
Recon ships its smart glasses
April 28th, 2015 Chris Griffith Vancouver-based Recon Instruments says it has started shipping its Recon Jet smart glasses globally. View the original post
Huawei upbeat about growth
April 28th, 2015 Chris Griffith Networking giant Huawei has put claims of involvement in espionage behind it to forge a rapidly growing business in Australia. View the original post
Huawei ready to take on iPhone 6
April 23rd, 2015 Chris Griffith The spectacular growth of Shenzhen, China, reflects that of Huawei, the phone maker primed to take on Apple. View the original post
We’re plugged in for e-commerce
April 22nd, 2015 Chris Griffith Australia has been ranked 12th among 50 leading countries for its adoption of a digital economy. View the original post
Eye in sky that returns to base
April 20th, 2015 Chris Griffith The latest ‘Parrot’ drone has a home button that enables it to find its way back to you like a boomerang. View the original post
Time ripe for Apple Watch clone
April 20th, 2015 Chris Griffith Knock-off Apple Watches are likely to flood global markets after their promotion to international buyers at a key Asian trade fair. View the original post
Sins of super skinny models
April 16th, 2015 Chris Griffith The new MacBook and a next generation of laptops are incredibly slim, but there’s a cost. View the original post
Smart TV 4K battlelines drawn
April 15th, 2015 Chris Griffith Samsung has become the second major vendor to release its 2015 smart TV range in Australia. View the original post
