Textbook rental service Zookal entered a partnership with University of Sydney engineers to deliver textbooks through robotic flying drones from a new company, Flirtey.
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) Stock Quote at Market Close Monday; Target price at $520-$550 – analyst
Although the Waterloo, Ontario-based phone maker would surely deny it, BlackBerry officials appear close to pressing the panic button as the company continues to flounder.
Crumbling Asian stocks was a result of the U.S. stalemate. Consequently, this has also affected the Australian market.
An old Canadian Hershey factory used to make chocolates but now believed to produce marijuana. This factory has been abandoned some years back but it is reportedly manufacturing licensed marijuana.
Push-up bras were invented to help females with small breasts to make it appear that these hapless women have bigger front bumpers.
Apple Inc. (AAPL) is reportedly releasing budget iMacs in 2014, an analyst says.
With the huge income technology giants Apple and Facebook generate, the two companies will soon offer housing facilities to their thousands of employees on top of high pay and other perks.
Whether BlackBerry officials admit it or not, the handwriting is on the wall for the Canadian phone maker which once ruled the mobile phone world.
On Friday, Computerworld IT blogger Richi Jennings wrote that reports came from China that the iPhone 5C is not selling well. He added that because of this development, production reportedly is being slashed by half, while the price of the unlocked device in the gray-market has plummeted to $425.
Apple’s 5-inch iPhone coming in 2014
Motor company Ford showed off prototype cars with two new technologies in Europe. One system allows a car to park itself without a driver inside while another automatically turns the steering wheel to avoid stopped cars or pedestrians. The driver less vehicle would be an advantage in the parking places as that consumes the much of time.
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) Mac sales lags behind HP and Dell
V8 Supercars Australia Day 2 and Day 1 recap: DJR Crashed in P5, Triple Eight dominates, Tim Slade Heavily Damaged, Jamie Whincup Still the Man to Beat
Australia’s very first F-35 underway its production in Forth Worth, Texas
BlackBerry officials may be in a frenzied state trying to find a solution to their floundering business, but some employees of the phone manufacturer based in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, possibly couldn't care less.
Global media firm Thomson Reuters rolled out its Domestic Partners Eligibility policy in the Philippines. The policy recognises the live-in and same-sex partners of its employees as eligible for benefits under the company's healthcare plan, group life insurance and retirement plan.
Lenovo could be the saviour of HTC in smartphones wars if the Taiwanese company allows acquisition. HTC has been in trouble this year through several issues such as patent infringements and failure of One smartphone to beat Samsung Galaxy S4. If acquired, three possible benefits may bless HTC to get back its feet on the ground.
Leap Motion for Mac OS and Windows 7-8 gone on sale exclusively in Australia
Apple iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c arrive in more than 25 countries
Microsoft just paid $100,000 to a hacker who successfully breached Windows 8.1 security. The hacker is James Forshaw, head of vulnerability research at Context Information Security.
The anticipated billionaire vs billionaire battle at the New South Wales Supreme Court between Gina Rinehart and Andrew Forrest did not happen on Wednesday. The reason is John Hancock, the estranged adult son of Australia's richest person, withdrew his nomination made by Mr Forrest as trustee of the $5-billion Hope Margaret Hancock Foundation to replace his mum.
Canadian Treasury Board President Tony Clement said the federal government would cite national security as reasons in scrutinising the potential buyer of Waterloo, Ontario-based BlackBerry in case it would be a foreign company.
Samsung Galaxy Gear watch ad resembles that of Apple iPhone TV ad of 2007
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott will meet his Indian counterpart Dr. Manmohan Singh on the sidelines of the India-ASEAN and the East Asia Summit Oct 9-10. Top on the agenda will be the need for finalisation of a nuclear deal between the two countries. The External Affairs Ministry has already said that the two countries are hoping to hold a third round of nuclear cooperation talks in Dec 2013.
8 police officers who risked their lives by entering a burning building in Wentworthville, New South Wales (NSW), Australia on Oct. 8, 2013 to help people who were trapped inside have been praised as heroes for their brave act. However, the man they saved, 36-year-old Jomaa Market store owner Chadi Jomaa, could be the one who started the fire in the first place.
Apple Inc. (AAPL) iTunes radio will rollout in Australia and New Zealand, beating Pandor at their game.
In an obvious marketing ploy to make it appear that its newly released Surface 2 and Surface Pro 2 tablets are selling, Microsoft advised consumers to purchase the device now or face a shortage of the gadget.
The legal battle between Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, and her two estranged adult children, John Hancock and Bianca Rinehart, has moved from family feud to a higher level. It is now a billionaire versus billionaire galactic war.
An explosion rocked a two-storey building on Station Street in Wentworthville, New South Wales (NSW), Australia at around 4:30am on October 8, 2013. The building reportedly contained residential units on top of an Afghan supermarket.
