After beta testing by over 8.6 million users around the world, Microsoft Office 2010 launched today for businesss users, however it will be available to everyone, in stores and via download on June 15. The 2010 edition of Office will see users move to the ‘cloud’ with applications like Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote now available in your Web Browser[Read More…]

An implimentation study on the Rudd Government’s National Broadband Network was released this week which suggests that not only is the project financially viable, but will be affordable for consumers. The study also makes over 80 recommendations for the Government’s rollout of the Network that promises Internet speeds of 100Mbps to over 90percent of premesis in Australia. Read the full[Read More…]

The latest Mobile phones perform much like computers but along with the connectivity of these devices comes many of the threats that your Desktop and Notebook computers encounter everyday. This week I spoke to LLody Borrett from AVG Australia about Mobile Phone security and what users can do to stay out of trouble. You can listen HERE.

3D TV has landed in Australia with Samsung being the first on the market. Today I spoke with Mark Leathan, the head of Marketing (Consumer Electronics), about the different 3D sets on the market. We talk about why 3D eyewear at home is different to what you wear in the cinema and the differences between 3D LED LCD TV and[Read More…]

Apple’s iPad has officially been a runaway success in the U.S, with half a million units delivered during its first week of sales. While this is great news for Apple, it has also resulted in a delayed release of the iPad for the rest of the world, including Australia. The iPad lets users browse the web, read and send email,[Read More…]