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Hot Competition For Viewers

The playing field is as close as your phone this summer, writes Siddharth Raja.

Revolution Calling

The communication juggernaut will find you, writes Garry Barker.

The Best Is Yet To Come

The speed of change is catching up to some blue-sky predictions about the wireless world.

Life Pods

Will digital cameras become a new iPod feature, Garry Barker wonders.

Hold The Phone: Mobility For Mobiles Beyond Business

Opportunity is often hidden within chaos. MobileSelect's founder saw the promise in giving mobile phone users back some control, writes Garry Barker. ONE man's nightmare is another man's opportunity, says Kim Wingerei, a Norwegian who has built a business out of his own frustration with trying to make sense of the more than 1000 mobile phone plans in Australia.

Showtime For Trujillo: Now For The Great Slash And Burn As Telstra Rebuilds

THE barrels of midnight oil delivered to Telstra by its new bosses are almost empty. Matchsticks prop open the eyes of executives who, for the past four months, have been toiling on the huge review Sol Trujillo will set before the critical and probably cynical eyes of industry analysts and the media this morning.

Printer Does All But Fax

As the digital revolution reaches into every corner of our lives, gadget makers seem determined to ensure "going digital" requires as little interaction as possible with an actual computer. Your average user thinks computers are actually designed to crash at the most inopportune times, although the Upgrade Legal Team advised us against speculating on exactly who is responsible for giving people this impression. With all this in mind, Epson's Stylus Photo RX700 is designed for those who want to ...

Radio Guru Rides A Wave Of Team Spirit

Radio spectrum is a heated topic requiring cool heads, the CSIRO's Carol Wilson tells Cynthia Karena.

Telstra Crunch

As the T3 sale looms, mobile dealers are feeling the pinch from moves to cover the telco's failings, writes Garry Barker

Wireless Goes Wild

The world is turning its back on the tangle of wires for so long associated with technology. We are entering the wi-fi era, writes Adam Turner.

Best Laid Plans

The world's greatest gadgets show did not disappoint. Simon Tsang eyes the cool stuff we can expect in 2004.

Summit To Talk About

WELCOME in the new day from the summit of Sydney's Coathanger and witness the city and the harbour awake below you.

Organise This

Pen and paper not good enough anymore? Then try these devices. Dan Kaufman reports.

Coffee Shop A Hot Spot For Communication

PROFESSIONALS will be able to keep networking even when they are escaping the daily grind of the office following the launch of a new WiFi exchange in Newcastle today.

Business Plays Catch-up When It Comes To High-speed Access

IT'S time for businesses to get serious about broadband the latest internet technology that's fast, always on and even comes with a wireless connection.

Working Class

Get up in the air and still get down to business.

Things Of Desire

These goodies are small enough to fit in a stocking but there's nothing trivial about what they do, or what they cost, writes Bill Bennett.

Apples Can Read And Write

Faster computers are selling slower, so an iTablet could be just what the doctor ordered.

Get Unwired

New wireless technology will get you online via your mobile, your laptop or your PDA, no matter where you are. That means games, e-mail, music, videos - even work - on the run. By Sean Nicholls.