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Chip giant, Intel, says the Atom platform, previously known as Oak Trail, will ship in devices from May.

Optus Networks new managing director, Günther Ottendorfer, has plenty of experience in telecommunications field to call on having spent more than 20 years with several European companies, including Deutsche Telekom and max.mobil.

CIOs are looking to ‘lighter weight’ technologies including cloud computing and mobility in order to deliver results for their organisation, according to a recent Gartner survey.

Adobe's coming updates to its Flash Builder and Flex cross-platform software development tools, announced Monday, don't do anything to address the exclusion of the Flash Player from Apple's iOS products.

Nokia's recent decision to close the source code for its Symbian smartphone OS likely won't affect most application developers or consumers.

Communications vendor, Huawei, will open a new Adelaide office.

International mobile computing solutions vendor, Kensington, has entered into a distribution partnership with Altech Computers.

Optus has initiated a commercial trial of its first Femtocell device aimed at consumer and small business users.

Despite increasing amounts of criticism of the National Broadband Network (NBN) by industry figures, public opinion of the $36 billion remains high, according to Communications Minister, Senator Stephen Conroy.

Communications Minister, Senator Conroy, said this guide takes out the "geek talk, politician talk and policy talk" associated with the NBN.