Kobo Vox eReader: Review
Kobo isn’t as well-known a brand as Apple, Google or Amazon, but it’s still become a household name in the publishing industry for its line-up of eBook readers and its extensive catalogue. But can one...
View ArticleSamsung Galaxy Note II: Preview
Samsung’s latest attempt to merge stylus computing with a smartphone comes across as a marriage between the original Galaxy Note and its extremely popular Galaxy S III. But does this ‘phablet’ device...
View ArticleMicrosoft Surface gets modest Aussie markup
Global technology giant Microsoft has revealed that its Surface tablet will go on sale on 26 October next week, as its Windows 8 operating system also launches, in three different models and with only...
View ArticleNew Apple iPads support 4G in Australia
Iconic technology giant Apple has confirmed that its new iPad mini and fourth-generation iPad tablets announced overnight will support the 4G mobile networks of Telstra and Optus when they launch in...
View ArticleApple iPad mini: Preview
Merging aspects of the traditional iPad and the iPhone 5 in a smaller, lighter and 4G-capable form factor, Apple’s iPad mini is looking like a winner.
View ArticleA roundup of Australian Windows 8 trials
Now that Windows 8 has launched in Australia, what do we know about enterprise trial deployments of the technology? Surprisingly, quite a lot. A lot of people might believe that Windows 8 is the new...
View ArticleAn iPad lover’s new Surface romance
Australian Microsoft professional Loryan Strant goes into detail about how he's switching from the Apple iPad to the Microsoft Surface.
View Article4G Galaxy Note II hits Australia next week
Want a larger version of Samsung's Galaxy S III handset? With a stylus and decent handwriting recognition? And 4G speeds to boot? You're in luck. Korean electronics giant Samsung announced last night...
View ArticleSamsung Galaxy Note 10.1: Review
Samsung has launched a slew of Android-based tablets over the past several years as it continues its mission to take on market leader Apple with its dominant iPad. But the Korean electronics giant...
View ArticleNexus 7 draw: The winner revealed
Announcing the winner of Delimiter's Nexus 7 random draw.
View Article11,000 iPads in one hit: UWS goes Apple crazy
The University of Western Sydney has revealed that it will deploy some 11,000 iPads to students and staff this year, in one of the largest rollouts of the Apple tablets known in Australia so far and a...
View ArticleQld school iPad trial a strong success
Queensland’s education department has published several extensive reports detailing recent trials of iPads within the classroom, with the documents overwhelmingly classing the Apple tablets as a...
View ArticleGoogle Nexus 10 tablet: Review
In many areas, the Nexus 10 has got Apple’s full-sized iPad beat and in most other areas it equals the Apple tablet’s performance. Plus, it’s cheaper. It doesn’t have 3G or 4G speeds, and it doesn’t...
View ArticleRejected: No Surface Pro for Australia, yet
Just a quick note that Microsoft has left Australia off the list of countries which will receive the Surface Pro tablet when it launches in February.
View ArticleParliament trials Windows 8 tablets
ZDNet publishes an interview with Federal Parliament chief information officer Eija Seittenranta, detailing the fact that the Parliament is conducting a trial of Windows 8 tablets.
View ArticleWoolworths store managers get Gmail
Google Australia today revealed that retail giant Woolworths had also deployed the search giant's email application Gmail and other custom applications based on Google Apps to all of its store...
View ArticleHP reveals first Win8 laptops for Australia
The first tranche of new laptop models slated to land in Australia and fuelled by Windows 8 have been announced by Hewlett Packard, with three new models due to launch locally later this year, all...
View ArticleForgotten again: No new Kindles for Australia
For the second year in a row, Amazon has decided not to launch the majority of its new Kindle tablet and e-reader devices in Australia, in a move which appears set to diminish the local popularity of...
View ArticleKobo Vox eReader: Review
Kobo isn’t as well-known a brand as Apple, Google or Amazon, but it’s still become a household name in the publishing industry for its line-up of eBook readers and its extensive catalogue. But can one...
View ArticleSamsung Galaxy Note II: Preview
Samsung’s latest attempt to merge stylus computing with a smartphone comes across as a marriage between the original Galaxy Note and its extremely popular Galaxy S III. But does this ‘phablet’ device...
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