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Telstra has quietly made the lives of business travellers much easier by dropping charges on its wireless hotspots in Qantas Club lounges.
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In the wake of 3's launch of its bargain-priced X-Series phone data plans, Vodafone has slashed pricing on its own 3G data offerings. While it…
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Personal Broadband Australia (better known as iBurst to most travellers) has paired up with gotalk to launch a prepaid wireless broadband service. Not being slugged…
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3 is attempting to lure business customers with a new simplified pricing plan for overseas calls and data charges. The new '3 Like Home' plans…
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News that UK chain PC World will stop selling floppy discs has prompted yet another round of eulogies for the once-familiar format. However, in the…
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On 20 December 2006 ITWire published an article by Angus Kidman which referred to the appointment of Martin Hoffman as CEO of Loop Wireless. ITWire…
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Who cares if it can't run the bloated Vista operating system? The combination of portability and battery life makes the S-Xgen from Seamless Internet a…
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Saturday, 06 January 2007 20:24
Ultramobile PC claims eight hour battery life -- and it even runs Windows
Battery life is always the first feature to get compromised in most ultra-portable PCs -- as soon as you add either a hard drive or…
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Almost half of all workers are keen to pursue the kind of job where they can work anywhere using mobile technology, according to a new…
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Who needs the console wars? Low-powered games for portable phones are proving increasingly lucrative, and by 2010 there will be more than 50 million mobile…
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