Avega Management Skip OZ Bulldog Receptionist Left Behind
Senior management of Avega Systems an Australian Company that has been trying to sell wireless audio technology to US manufacturers have quit Australia leaving in place a receptionist who refuses to name any executives of the Company or advice on how management can be contacted.

MYOB Move Into Web Hosting
Accounting and small business software developer MYOB (Mind Your Own Business) has bought Australia's second biggest Web hosting business, SmartyHost, for A$7 million.

3Com & Westcon Divorce Over Direction Issues
3Com Corporation, a leading provider of secure converged networking (SCN) solutions and Westcon Group, an IT distributor specialising in networking technology, solutions for convergence, security and storage, have announced that they have mutually agreed to terminate their partnership agreement in Australia, expected to take effect by the end of August.

Telarus Offers SMB Wireless Solution
Telarus has partnered with Clever and announced a special offer for 8Mb/s premium fixed wireless access to provide Australian businesses high speed, high quality connectivity at what it claims is a very aggressive price.

Bye Bye WiFi For NSW
It seems that NSW is going back to the future when it comes to the subject of telecommunications, or perhaps its just going backwards. After years of spruiking the benefits of having urban WiFi hot spots within large urban areas in NSW, the state government has allowed another good idea to bite the dust.

WiMAX To Get A Big Kick Along From Acer
WiMAX is set to get a kick along in Australia with news that Acer is currently testing WiMAX-enabled notebooks and expects to launch Montevina-based products with a built-in WiMAX module in June-July of this year, according to Acer chairman JT Wang. Expected to be shown for the first time at Computex in Taiwan in June 08.

Intel Unfazed By US Recession Fears
In an interview earlier today with the BBC, the CEO of Intel, the world's largest chip maker for desktops and laptops, Paul Otellini said the company has the strength to ?ride out any US recession and make a success of Wimax wireless broadband?.

3G Apple iPhone To Be Rolled Out On Telstra Next G Network
Apple is believed to have cut a deal with Qualcomm and other chip vendors for the supply of a new generation of 3G processor technology for their iPhone which is expected to be launched for the first time in Australia on the Telstra Next G network which is credited as being the fastest in the world.

Avaya Wants Workers to Stay At Home
Avaya has introduced a new Unified Communications solutions, designed specifically for a new era of virtual business.

Linksys Start Wireless N Router War Bellkin Targeted
Linksys a division of Cisco is set to kick off a wireless price war by releasing a brand new 802.11N router that is up to $100 below Belkin whose Wireless Ni Vision router sells for over $280 and up to $300 in some stores.