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Do iPad, Media Tablets Need to Be Quad-Core?

Asus released Wednesday their newest addition to their tablet line running on quad-core processor. But questions came up as to the need for tablets to run quad-core, when leading tablets such as Apple iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab is currently running on dual-core processors.

Asus Zenbook: Real Alternative to the Mac Air?

The relatively new class of laptops called the ultrabooks isn't as crowded as the laptop or tablet markets but it's still another field that Apple has taken the lead in. Apple's MacBook Air is considered as the leading lightweight, ultraportable laptop but that doesn't mean that it's going to stay that way forever. New competitors from Toshiba, Lenovo and now Asus are taking a crack at the title for best ultraportable laptop.

Battery Issues Continue Despite iOS 5.0.1

Apple device owners reported that the Apple iOS 5.0.1 update did not resolve the battery issues as promised during its release Thursday. Apple admits in a report that the update failure is on some apple devices only.

1st Gen iPod Nano Replacements Won't be the New Nanos

Don't keep your hopes high for the replacements of your 1st generation iPod Nano, because it will be replaced with the same unit, just the good ones though, and not the new Nano as some of the consumers wished to receive.
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Foreign Investors Gobble Up Aussie Start-up Businesses

It was a week of foreign investors snapping up Australian start-up firms. On top of the list is the acquisition by U.S. retail giant Wal-Mart of tech start-up Grapple, which just became a part of Walmart Labs.

High Household Bills in Australia Eat Away Grocery Budgets

The ongoing price war among major Australian supermarkets may have brought down grocery costs but many families still struggle in stretching their food budget, the big chunk of which being eaten up by other household bills.

Commercial Simpler Than You Think: Sintex

Most brokers can't believe how simple vanilla commercial lending can be, and may easily be able add this new income stream to their home loan business, it has been claimed.

Report Flags Gloomy Outlook for Super Investments

Super fund investments have been battered by inflation movements over the past half-decade, according to the latest assessment report issued over the weekend by superannuation analytic group Superratings.

Toyota Recalls More Than 21,000 Camry V6 in Australia

Toyota Motor Corporation announced over the weekend that it is recalling about 550,000 cars from the market due to steering issues. In Australia, affected by the manufacturer recall are 21,792 Camry V6 vehicles made in Toyota's plant in Altona, Australia.

Markets: Australia To Rise Today?

Australian shares are expected to start the week higher with the futures market pointing to a 1% gain when trade resumes today.

Non-Bank Moves Below RBA Cut

A non-bank lender has undercut the RBA's rate move, lowering rates on its products by up to 40bps.

Lynas Approaching Blanket Coverage

- Lynas Corporation closer to first rare earth production- Upside potential still significant even if further delays- Macquarie initiates with an Outperform ratingBy Chris ShawWith the Mount Weld Rare Earth Project close to first production, market interest in Lynas Corporation ((LYC)) is growing.

ICTSI 9-Month Income Up 39 Percent to $98 Million

Philippine-based international port developer International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) posted revenue from port operations of $474.9 million for nine months ending Sept. 30 2011. The income based on ICTSI's consolidated unaudited financial results for the period is 29 percent higher than the $368.2 million reported in the same period last year.

Australian Carbon Emissions set to Increase as Power Generation Ramps Up

Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) from the Australian power industry increased by 3.8% over the month of October, as lost generation gradually made a comeback in the lead up to summer, according to October's Emissions Insights report from RepuTex carbon analytics.

Citibank Readies Segmentation Strategy

Citibank will take the wraps off a new broker segmentation strategy in coming months, following the appointment of new head of broker distribution Aaron Milburn to drive its third party push.

Foodbank, Dairy Industry Provide 10,000 Servings of Free Milk Daily to Aussies in Need

Despite Australia being a prosperous nation, 11 per cent of adults in the country and 12 per cent of children live in poverty. About one million Australian children do not always have enough to eat. Efforts of Foodbank, the largest hunger relief organization in Australia, to reach these needy residents got a boost following the commitment by the Australian dairy industry to provide one million litres of milk yearly for residents in need.

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