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Next Generation iPhone 4 and iPad 3 'to Support 4G Technology'

A 4G capable iPad could arrive as soon as next summer, with an iPhone supporting the same next-generation technology, also known as LTE, set for an autumn 2012 release.

iPhone Battery Drain Not Fixed by iOS 5.1 Beta, Developers Complain

Early reports of the 5.1 beta for iOS suggest that the iPhone battery drain bug has still not been fixed, with developers claiming continued battery life woes.

Samsung Galaxy Tab Sales Ban Lifted in Australia

A customer looks at smartphones behind a Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Tab 10.1 on display in Seoul

Samsung has succeeded in having a sales ban lifted on the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia, after Apple won a court decision blocking sales.

Apple Employee Sacked Over Facebook Rant Loses Appeal

An Apple Store worker who ranted about his employer and the iPhone on his Facebook page was rightly sacked, according to an employment tribunal.

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News International Chairman James Murdoch arrives at News International in London

James Murdoch to Face BSkyB Onslaught

The BSkyB Chairman, James Murdoch, is set to face angry shareholders at BSkyB AGM tomorrow when three of the corporation’s leading investors will vote against his re-election in protest over the phone hacking allegations at News of the World.

Review: Samsung Galaxy Mini

The Samsung Galaxy Mini takes most of the features you'd expect from a smartphone - multitouch, fast 3G browsing, GPS and a range of apps and games - but presents them in a small, cheap package.

Sony Vita Set for Australian Release on Feb 2012, Accepts Pre-orders

PlayStation Vita: Vodafone Announced as 3G Provider in UK and Europe

Sony has announced that Vodafone will be the official carrier for the PlayStation Vita 3G when it arrives in the UK on February 22.

Apple Black Friday Prices 'Announced' by Mac Blog

Blog of all things Apple, 9to5mac, has posted what it claims to be a photograph of the Black Friday price cuts, which are expected to be introduced for one day only on Friday, 25 Nov.

Samsung Releases Ad Mocking Apple Fans

Samsung has poked fun at Apple fans this week, after the company revealed a new TV advert showing what appear to be Apple customers queuing up for the new iPhone.

iPad 3 Reported in Production, 'Shipping January'

The iPad 3 is in production and will be shipped in January with a super-high-resolution "retina" display, according to an industry analyst.

Vodafone Fined $82,000 for Misleading Advertisement

The promotion misled some customers who believed that the charges would be proportionate to the usage.

Apple Set to Announce Slightly Thicker iPad 3 with Retina Display in January

Apple may be announcing the iPad 3 as soon as January, and it will feature a Retina display, but be slightly thicker than the current model.

Opinion: Apple iCloud and Amazon Music Will not Work in The UK. Here's Why

Cloud computing, such as iTunes Match, iCloud and Amazon Music will not work in the UK because our infrastructure is outdated and overpriced.

iPad 3: Three Million Retina Screens Heading to Apple, Reports Claim

The iPad 3 lives and its retina screen is being shipped to Apple right now, if the rumour mills are to be believed.

Apple iPhone 4S Can Apparently be SIM Unlocked Without Jailbreaking

Reports claim that the iPhone 4S can be unlocked to work on T-Mobile in America without the need for jailbreaking, or running any software.

Amazon Fire Smartphone Planned for Next Year, Reports Claim

Hot on the heels of the Kindle Fire tablet, Amazon is tipped to be preparing a Fire smartphone, with a bargain basement price tag and Android operating system.

Max Payne 3: Rockstar Releases First In-Depth Video

Rockstar this week released a video demonstrating some of the new features in the up-coming Max Payne 3, highlighting targeting and shooting, movement and animation, artificial intelligence and Bullet Time.

Reports Claim iOS 5.0.2 Coming to Fix iPhone Battery Problems, iOS 5.1 to Bring Siri Updates

A German technology blog is claiming that Apple will soon be releasing iOS 5.0.2, an update that will once again attempt to fix the on-going iPhone battery issues.

Steve Jobs Wanted Apple to Have Its Own Mobile Network for iPhone

Controlling every aspect of the user experience was one of Steve Jobs' main objectives while at Apple, and it comes as no surprise that the late co-founder wanted to create his own mobile network for the iPhone.

Melbourne Airport authorities have approached the state government with a draft plan to mount an $80 million worth airport road expansion that it would want to start constructing sometime in 2013.

Internet 'Rush Hour' Cripples UK Download Speeds

Broadband speeds in the UK drop by an average of 35 per cent during the evening 'rush hour' between 7pm and 9pm, new statistics claim.

Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks about iTunes at Apple headquarters in Cupertino, Calif.

iTunes 10.5.1 Match Explained

Apple released iTunes 10.5.1 today, which brings the usual array of bug fixes, along with a new feature for American customers called iTunes Match.

Blackberry Down Twice: Funniest Technology Blunders (PICTURES)

Research in Motion Launches BBM Music for UK BlackBerry Users

BlackBerry manufacture Research in Motion has announced that BBM Music has launched in the UK, giving users to ability to share music tracks with their friends.

O2 Begins 4G Network Trial in London, Offers 150Mbps Download Speeds

Mobile network O2 has started a trial of the new ultra-fast 4G network in London today, which will see users receive up to 150mbps download speeds, drastically faster than the current 3G network.

iPhone 4S: Angry Users Reporting iOS 5.0.1 has not Fixed Battery Problems

Frustrated iPhone 4S users are complaining that the iOS 5.0.1 update released yesterday by Apple has not fixed poor battery life as promised.

Apple Releases iOS 5.0.1 Update to Fix iPhone Battery Problems

Apple has today released iOS 5.0.1, a software update that will hopefully fix the poor battery life that some iPhone users have been experiencing

BBX to Bring All-New Touchscreen Operating System to BlackBerrys

Research in Motion has announced that its future smartphones will share features and design cues with the PlayBook tablet.

Amazon to Rival Apple's Siri? Kindle Maker Buys Speech Recognition Company

Amazon might be looking into developing a rival to the Siri personal assistant for its Kindle Fire tablet, having purchased a speech recognition company.

BlackBerry Manufacturer RIM Comes Last in Green Tech Rankings

A month to forget is quickly turning into a year to forget for Blackberry manufacturer Research in Motion (RIM), which has come bottom of a list of the greenest electronics firms.

Major iOS Security Flaw Lets Developers Control Your Apps

A major security flaw in iOS, allowing rogue developers to take control of applications remotely, has been discovered.

Siri Poses a 'Competitive Threat' to Google, admits Eric Schmidt

Apple's Siri is a significant development and could pose a "competitive threat" to Google, according to the search giant's executive chairman, Eric Schmidt.

Bug-Fixing iOS 5.0.1 Update Jailbroken Already With Redsn0w

Just one day after Apple released iOS 5.0.1 as a beta to developers, the new firmware has been jailbroken, although the exploit is still tethered at this point.

Siri Takes a Day Off; iPhone 4S Users Vent Their Anger on Twitter

Apple's voice-activated personal assistant, Siri, appears to be having some problems, with users reporting of a lengthy outage taking place last night.