Australians' love for playing video games continues even if they have moved from their teens into adulthood. They have been playing video games for at least two decades, which explains why a new study found that 92 per cent of Australian households are into video games.
Australia's business and other industry groups are now on the quandary as to the passage of the carbon tax legislation in Congress now waiting for the final stamp of approval in the Senate.
There are some things that you do not know about Apple’s newest service, iCloud. Here are some of the things that you ought to know.
Australia’s non-alcoholic beverages industry has vehemently rejected concerns over juice safety, following a story that recently aired on Channel Seven’s Today Tonight program.
Teachers Credit Union, one of Australia’s largest and most successful mutual banking groups, plans to rebrand as “Teachers Mutual Bank”, subject to member approval. The credit union will put its proposals to its members at its AGM on 26 November. APRA approval would also be required.
The brain and kidney of a Newcastle nurse was damaged after she drank a native Bali cocktail laced with methanol during her holiday trip to the Indonesian island.
Way back in 1997 when Steve Jobs had re-taken control of an Apple in dire straits he outlined a vision for the company in the annual WWDC
Apple and Samsung may face another patent battle with the antenna of the new iPhone 4S.
Iron ore miner Sundance Resources said on Tuesday that it expects no delay in the Foreign Investment Review Board's (FIRB) decision on the $1.65-billion takeover bid by China's Sichuan Hanlong Mining.
A number of unofficial Apple resellers have sprung up in China, and the tech giant has no immediate power over them.
Millions of BlackBerry users in three continents were left without Internet services on Monday night following a major breakdown in Research in Motion services.
McCain Foods would not be increasing its offer to production and maintenance workers from 11.2 percent over three years, the company reiterated on Tuesday.
Apple co-founder and innovator, Steve Jobs, died of respiratory arrest caused by pancreatic cancer, according to the official death certificate.
Motorola is entering its ET 1 in the tablet wars. Does it stand a chance against Apple’s iPad and Samsung’s Galaxy Tab?
It may not be the most gorgeous and powerful car assembled by man but the French-built ‘De Dion-Bouton et Trepardoux Dos-a-Dos Steam Runabout’ fetched a whopping $4.6 million during an auction held Friday last week in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
Unlike other post offices which refuse to adapt to information technology, Australia Post is instead riding on the online shopping trend to boost its income.
Authorities and the family of a 64-year-old Mosman Park man who went missing while swimming at Cottesloe Beach on Monday feared he was attacked by a great white pointer based on the tear on his bathers found by police divers.
Even the high-flying corporate executives of Australia had been hit by the global fiscal crisis affecting most companies and firms to downsize their operational costs.
Apple Inc. is launching the iMessage on Wednesday that will allow users of devices running on the company's mobile operating system to chat SMS-style for free and without limit.
Although the Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers Association (ALAEA) cancelled on Monday its planned four-hour strikes, Qantas's labor problems with unions are far from over.
Australian banks are on a cost-cutting mode in a bid to pare expenditures that soared during the credit and housing boom.
If reports are to be believed Amazon's new Kindle Fire is just flying off the shelves. Amazon is reportedly taking in 50,000 pre-orders of the tablet every day. Analysts estimate that Amazon is on track to sell 2.5 million Kindle Fire units by November. It seems that the Kindle Fire is living up to expectations as Apple's biggest competitor in the tablet market.
BHP Billiton’s multi-billion dollar Olympic Dam Expansion Project has gotten approval from the Minister for Mineral Resources Development Tom Koutsantonis, but still subject to certain conditions.
Sinopec of China acquires Daylight Energy of Canada for C$2.2 billion.
Some of Walmart stores in Chongqing were ordered shutdown due to alleged mislabeling of its pork products and some Walmart officials were detained pending the result of the investigations.
BlackBerry users in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India could not email, send instant message and surf the web on Monday.
Emirates Airlines will sponsor London’s new cable car river crossing, to be known as the Emirates Air Line, in a ten year deal worth £36 million, according to London Mayor Boris Johnson.
Pre-orders for the iPhone 4S reached one million on Friday breaking the record first-day sale set by the iPhone 4 last year.
Samsung Electronics Co., the biggest rival to Apple Inc. in the mobile devices and which is involved in a number of expensive courtroom battles with the Steve Jobs-founded company, scheduled an Oct. 11 launch for the Samsung Nexus Prime, the first smartphone powered by the Android Ice Cream Sandwich.
Apple concept store will open at the heart of Wellington.
