New Samsung 10nm SoC Slated For The Galaxy S8?
Samsung has today advised that it has commenced mass production of system-on-chip (SoC) products with 10nm FinFET technology. It could be that... Read More
Gartner: Worldwide 3D Printer Shipments To More Than Double This Year
Worldwide 3D printer shipments are set to more than double this year, according to Gartner. Gartner has forecast that shipments will reach... Read More
ThinkTV Smart Lab To Employ AI In TV Advertising Research
ThinkTV is set to investigate the performance of television advertising via its purpose-built ThinkTV Smart Lab, employing artificial intelligence technologies in its... Read More
NBN Co Eyes G.fast Potential Amid Forecast Global Growth
NBN Co is looking to the potential of G.fast technology in its multi-technology mix rollout, today pointing to new research showing G.fast... Read More
HDR TV Poised For Growth Amid Evolving Market
High dynamic range (HDR) TV shipments are poised for steep growth in the coming years, IHS Markit forecasts show. According to IHS,... Read More
Microsoft HoloLens Is Oz-Bound
The Microsoft HoloLens is now available for preorder in Australia, with the Development Edition and Commercial Suite to start shipping in late... Read More
LG Innotek Wireless Charging Pad Landing In Oz This Month
LG Innotek is bringing its 15 W wireless charging pad to market this month, which it states is capable of charging a... Read More
Samsung Q3 Operating Profit Forecast Cut Following Note7 Woes
Following its decision to halt sales and production of the Galaxy Note7 smartphone, Samsung has released a revised earnings guidance for the... Read More
Samsung Australia Galaxy Note7 Recall Extended
Samsung Australia has today advised that it is extending its current recall of Galaxy Note7 smartphones to all Galaxy Note7s in Australia,... Read More
Vodafone, Nokia Live 5G Trial Produces Speeds Up To 5 Gbps
Vodafone and Nokia have conducted a public 5G trial at the University of Technology Sydney, producing speeds of up to 5 Gbps.... Read More