Smartphone Shortages Catch Up To Australia
Double-digit growth in the global smartphone market has finally halted, as shipments declined 6.7 per cent year-on-year during the September quarter. All... Read More
After 25 Years Alienware Still Cranking Out Gaming Machines
It was one of Australia’s first big and powerful gaming machines, now Alienware is 25 years old and still making an impression,... Read More
Security Tech Grows 25% In APAC Region
The worldwide security tech industry has grown during the second quarter of 2021, with vendor revenue jumping by 12.2 per cent year-over-year,... Read More
Wearables Up More Than 30% In 2Q21, Apple Still #1
Global shipments of wearables are up by almost a third year-on-year as Apple continues to dominate the market. Data from the International... Read More
ICT Spending Stable In Oz And NZ, Despite Pandemic
Spending on information and communication technology (ICT) has held steady in Australia and New Zealand despite the pandemic, though consumer spending is... Read More
Notebooks To Fuel PC Growth, But Shortages Choking Sales
Notebooks will be the main driver of future growth in the PC market, though supply chain issues are impacting 2021 forecasts, according... Read More
HP First In Chromebooks As Education Drives Demand
HP has taken the top spot in Chromebook shipments as the market continues to grow despite headwinds from the global chip shortage.... Read More
China Mobile Phone Shipments Take A Tumble: IDC
Researcher IDC’s Mobile Phone Tracker says 79.0 million smartphones were shipped in China in Q2, down 10 percent year-on-year. The decline was... Read More
Aust Network Infrastructure Market Recovers From COVID
The Australian network infrastructure market, comprising ethernet switch, router and wireless LAN hardware, has started to recover from the losses experienced in... Read More
IDC Reveals 5G Smartphone Numbers For Oz
IDC’s newly released Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker shows 5G smartphone shipments to Australia have increased from 14 per cent of the market... Read More









