Servers, storage and various appliances are cloud computing's building blocks.
Telstra is well on the path to 5G, with the announcement of its gigabit-speed 4G network in conjunction with Qualcomm's gigabit-class mobile router and 5G modem chipset solution.
Samsung Electronics has begun production of logic chips, or processors, in the 10-nanometre process that will likely power the Galaxy S8 to be launched early next year.
The promo page for Samsung's Chromebook Pro popped up for a brief period over the weekend. Luckily, some sharp eyes caught all the photos and specs.
At 0.39 inches, the notebook is slightly slimmer than the HP Spectre, but similarly pricey at $1,100.
Here is a tour of some of the useful tools and gadgets that I carry around with me on a day-to-day basis. Updated with reader suggestions.
Sometimes a regular laptop just isn't up to the challenge.
For the calendar and fiscal year 2017, it looks like the majority of IT budgets are larger than last year. In an online survey conducted by Tech Pro Research in July, 61% of respondents said their company’s...
Doctors Without Borders Medicins Sans Frontieres (MSF) has released a powerful film documenting the realities of the global refugee crisis, produced with VR studio Visualise.
The feature is now available for iOS and web -- support for Android is coming.
DDoS attacks are frequent, increasing in scale and costly to targeted organisations. A10 Networks now offers on-premises appliances aimed at everything from medium-sized enterprises to web-scale giants.
Cisco and Pure Storage are offering more validated designs for their solid state converged infrastructure. The partnership is worth watching given the merger of Dell and EMC.
In a new statement, the carrier indicates it's taking an iOS approach to releasing software updates for Google's new Pixel phones.
The Intel Falcon 8+ is a high-end V-form octocopter capable of reaching speeds of up to 35 miles per hour.
HP has refreshed its premium 13-inch consumer laptops, including the Spectre x360 and Envy.
Solid-state batteries could offer a viable alternative to the types of batteries that caused Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 woes.
Also slashed $1.8 billion from sales in update to third quarter forecasts.
Before an official announcement, the Chromebook Pro appeared early on Samsung's website.
Not every wants to throw down thousands of dollars for a new laptop. Here are a handful of systems, all priced under $300.
China-based Xiaomi is ready to take on the US market, kicking things off with a 4k set-top box.
The Raspberry Pi might be the name that springs to mind when people think of single board computers for homebrew projects, but there are other boards out there worth considering.
Don't like the iPhone? Don't worry! There are plenty of Android smartphones that can beat the iPhone at its own game.
As BlackBerry confirms that it will no longer make devices, we take a look back at the rise and fall of a smartphone giant.
In "go big or go home" world of tech, these products went home.
Got an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus on order and want to kit it out with some cool, new accessories? Here you go!
The iPhone is a great piece of kit, and one that has revolutionised the way we work and play. But with the right accessories you can make it even better.
Five charts tracking some of the main changes to Apple's iPhone since it was launched.
Intel has a new "king of CPUs," the 10-core Core i7-6950X Extreme Edition. Want this at the heart of your next PC? Here's what you'll need.
Do you own an Apple laptop? Here are a range of accessories to boost your productivity when you're using your MacBook, MacBook Air or MacBook Pro.
Don't like the iPhone? Don't worry! There are plenty of Android smartphones that can beat the iPhone at its own game.
A tour of how the iPhone has changed over the years, starting with the first-generation iPhone released back in 2007.
Here are selection of must-have accessories for your smartphone, whether you use an iPhone or an Android device. Updated July 2016.
Energy-harvesting 'smartpacks' could one day be used by astronauts and space scientists visiting the red planet.
If the computer hardware industry is to survive in the long-term, it needs a radical overhaul, according to analysts.
With the launch of the home assistant this week, Amazon has detailed the key technologies that led to the device's launch.
One of Europe's biggest tech conferences is underway, with new product launches from the likes of Sony, Acer, Huawei, and more.
HP's Elite Slice and Pavilion Wave are offering something a little different to conventional PC design.
Acer has released a slew of new hardware ahead of next week's IFA trade show in Berlin.
A lot that included an Apple I thought to have been built by Steve Jobs, along with all sorts of early Apple accessories, has been sold for a huge sum.
The ORWL by Design Shift is a portable PC with anti-tampering tech baked in.
If you take a good tablet and put a keyboard cover on it, can it magically compete against laptops? Samsung certainly hopes so.
Analysts predict uptick in smartwatch sales, as time pieces perform smartphones tricks.
With a battery that actually lasts longer than a day, the 6-inch Huawei Mate 8 could be a great phone, if you can handle its software.
Do you troubleshoot tech problems for a living? Here are some tips to make your life easier.
We're told the future of smartphones is modularity, but the LG G5 shows us that future is not now.
Affordable HD video conferencing for up to 20 people.
Is there a case for more than 8GB of RAM? Sure there is, but the bang for the buck trails off.
ViewSonic's VX2880ml is a well-specified 28-inch UltraHD (4K) display that delivers good performance at a reasonable price.
The Precision M2800 is an impressive mobile workstation. We have just a couple of niggles: the touchpad is too small, and we'd prefer the top-of-the-range model's 128GB SSD to be bigger.
If you're seeking a well-specified mobile workstation with plenty of configuration options, Fujitsu's Celsius H730 is a worthy contender. It's not cheap, but the PalmSecure palm-vein authentication looks like a valuable addition.
HP's 14-inch EliteBook Folio 1040 G1 combines ultrabook elegance with MIL-STD 810G robustness. It has a great screen and performs well, but lacks integrated VGA and Ethernet ports. You'll pay a premium price too.
Aimed at a variety of vertical markets, the Xplore Bobcat clads an Atom-based Windows tablet in a rugged and customisable chassis.
The thin, lightweight and stylish Kira-101's standout feature is its high-resolution 13.3-inch touchscreen. It delivers solid performance and good battery life, but the price is high.
The ConferenceCam CC3000e allows you to make full use of your meeting rooms for HD video and audio conferencing, without paying telepresence-style prices.
With two high-performance memory modules onboard, this implementation of LSI's popular MegaRAID HBA uses flash to cache frequently accessed data, boosting storage performance without the upheaval or cost of switching from magnetic disk to SSD.
This is a very impressive but premium-priced 31.5-inch 4K monitor, primarily aimed at high-end content creators, scientists and engineers.
Take a blade server, add shared storage, PCI expansion and networking and you have the Dell PowerEdge VRTX. It's a surprisingly scalable yet affordable all-in-one system aimed at small businesses, but attracting interest well beyond its intended market.
The Latitude E7240 is solidly made and well connected, delivering impressive performance in a thoughtful design. It's let down by the keyboard and a lack of configuration options, turning what could have been a superb business ultrabook into merely a very good one.
This major update of Dell's Compellent storage technology adds an additional tier of low-cost MLC SSD drives. Also in the mix is a new high-density HDD enclosure, plus deduplication and compression for the Fluid File system clustering option.
With everything needed to take backups and recover data in one self-contained appliance, Barracuda Backup is an economic and easy-to-use solution. It also offers scalable replication both to other appliances and the cloud, with fast live booting of backup images locally or in the cloud another key benefit.
Boston's new Venom 1800-0T workstation crams a lot of processing power into a tiny desktop case. Video editors, animators, modellers and other professionals — particularly those with limited space and modest budgets — should investigate.
If you need a transportable workstation with top-notch performance for demanding design, visualisation, analysis or content-creation work, Eurocom's Panther 5D delivers the goods — if you can stomach the price.
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