MWC 2018: Huawei launches MateBook X Pro, MediaPad M5
Huawei has taken the wraps off its new MateBook X Pro notebook and MediaPad M5 series tablets, with the latter coming in three models. Read More
Optus Go enterprise IT suite launches
Optus Go Cloud, Optus Go Connectivity, and Optus Go Collaboration will provide as-a-service offerings for enterprise customers, billed on a monthly basis. Read More
In Memoriam: All the consumer products Microsoft has killed off
In the early days of the PC revolution, Microsoft aggressively pursued the consumer market with products and services built for fun and games. In recent years, with the notable exception of Xbox and related gaming products, Microsoft has been killing off those products. Here’s a look at the departed. Read More
MWC 2018: Five big questions about the future of smartphones
We’ve reached peak smartphone, but is the next innovation lurking among the stands of the world’s biggest mobile show? Read More
Best looking retro Bluetooth speakers
If you want the best looking nostalgia and retro speakers – but you like the high tech Bluetooth approach, take a look at these. Read More
Docker has a business plan headache
Docker is the container technology of choice, but that doesn’t translate into Docker the successful business. Read More
Running Windows 10? Here’s how Microsoft plans to milk more profits out of its cash cow
PC sales are down. Windows licensing revenue is flat. In its financial disclosures, Microsoft says it’s actively looking for new monetization opportunities. Here’s where you’re likely to be asked to pay up. Read More
Build a budget AMD Ryzen PC for under $450
Budget PCs just got a lot better. The total price including Windows 10 comes in at under $450. Read More
MYOB thanks SME segment for AU$60.7m FY17 profit
Accounting firm cum online business solutions group MYOB has small to medium-sized enterprises to thank for its AU$60.7 million full-year profit. Read More
Samsung begins construction of $6 billion EUV semiconductor line
The new $6 billion line in Hwaseong will produce semiconductors under 7-nanometers for use in next-generation mobiles and servers when it begins operation in 2020. Read More