Optus raincheck policy proving painful for customers
Optus customers who missed out on the iPhone and took a raincheck on the device are being billed for the new phone despite failing to…
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Internet Filtering program to cost millions
Consumers could wind up footing the bill for the government's scheme to censor the internet. According to reports in the Australian, funding toy install filters…
Illegal downloaders could face warnings
Following the result of a successful trial program in the US, the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft is urging internet service providers to send warning…
Aussies caught in Beijing ticket scam
Thousands of sports fans worldwide have been scammed by a fake Olympic ticketing website. www.beijingticketing.com is the site at the centre of the furore.
Optus network fails again
Optus' network has failed for the second time in the last two weeks, this time mobile phone users across the East Coast were affected by…
Aussie actress for Resident Evil 5
Resident Evil 5 - the next installment in the hugely popular Capcom franchise will feature the talents of a young Aussie actress - Michelle Van…
Telstra’s Next G data quotas increase
It seems Telstra has finally paid heed to customers' complaints about excessive data charges and increased their data quotas for mobile users.
Hacker faces jail time
Hacker Gary McKinnon went in pursuit of aliens and cracked the US army's computer network. He now faces 10 years jail time.
Rock Band to get limited release in New Zealand
Rock Band finally comes down under... but not in Australia. What gives?!
HP Mini-Note 2133
While most ultra portable computers like to hang around strutting their stuff in a plastic shell, one company vows to be different and is making…
Something With Numbers – Counting the beat
Something With Numbers to rock the World Cyber Games at Luna Park with a free concert.
Beijing 2008 (PS3, X360, PC)
On your marks, get set... and find out just what Beijing 2008 is really like!
Australia says Do Not Call….
The Australian Communications and Media Authority ACMA have released figures that show an increase in breaches to the Do Not Call register over the past…
NAB tech glitch leaves customers without pay
The NAB is the second bank in the last month to be crippled by a technical glitch, leaving 1000s of clients unable to use their…
Virgin jump on the IPhone bandwagon
Virgin Mobile are the latest telco to jump on board the iPhone train. The company will offer the iPhone to its users from August 1.
Blackberry Bold launched in Australia
Research in Motion launch their latest Blackberry device - the Bold! Optus will be the first telco to offer the phone to business users
Eee-rific
The Eee itself has been an excellent initiative for people who want small computers but the proliferation of Eee branded products seems to be causing…
Dell XPS 630
Despite what a lot of the console manufacturers will say, PC gaming is still really big. But to play, we're going to need a beast…
Scrabulous developers sued
Played scrabble on Facebook lately? You may not be able to for much longer, with Hasbro suing the creators of the Scrabulous app.
Hackers uncover internet flaw
Hackers have been exploiting a critical flaw in the Domain Name System that allowed them to control the flow of traffic on the web.
ABC launches free internet TV
The ABC launched iView - its free internet TV service last night making it the first Aussie network to really deliver comprehensive content online.
Preview: Hellboy: The Science of Evil (PSP, PS3, X360)
The cynical red action hero is on his way to the video game format. We take a first look at the Australian developed Hellboy: The…
Win the Ultimate Gaming Rig
We're on the hunt for Australia's worst PC. We want to know how your PC holds you back - and you could be in for…
Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Wii)
Sometimes you just want to put the smack down on someone and Nintendo are finally giving Wii gamers a chance to do just that the…
