reviews

  • John Davidson calls in with the key details on three cutting-edge handsets, including the upgraded iPhone and possibly its most serious rival yet, the Palm Pre.

  • Speakers of the Kuuk Thaayorre language in Queensland's Cape York Peninsula have a famously unusual way of talking about themselves and their place in the world.

  • The Sigma DP2 is an improvement, but we're not yet in point-and-shoot nirvana.

  • If battery-backed viewing time is anything to go by, Sony may be about to steal Apple's thunder.

  • Greater things were expected of a unit that trumpeted its capacity to run the entire office.

  • Weekly, here in the Digital Life labs, we find ourselves committing at least one of the first four sins: lust, gluttony, greed and sloth.

  • Nikon's new entry-level dSLR gives a taste of things to come, however you look at them.

  • Jump up, jump back - well, I think Fujitsu's got the knack with its latest ultra-portable.

  • Shapely, light and a perfect 10, but its US creators preserved the Curve in a time warp.

  • If you can afford an Adamo, the first thing you should do is rip out Vista.

  • Then there are the almost-great gadgets, the ones that could make your life a little different, if only they were a little different - the gadgets that break your heart.

  • Love the idea, not the execution as one technology is piled on top of another in the latest Nokia offering.

  • Managing and using digital media files is faster and more fun with Cisco's hub.

  • HTC's new Android-powered phone is flawed by some surprising omissions and oversights.

  • The new Touch HD smartphone does some things better than an iPhone, becuase when it comes to putting lipstick on the pig Microsoft built, no one does it better than HTC.

  • Mirror's Edge is a stylish feat of parkour athleticism

  • Aiming for an ultra- fast ISO rating helped to create an incredibly versatile camera, writes John Davidson.

  • The beta of Microsoft's new operating system is remarkably stable and complete.

  • Financial Review TV: Profit Wrap 2009 - part 2

    Hugh Latimer analyses the annual results of Woolworths, Qantas and Leighton Holdings

  • Financial Review TV: Profit Wrap 2009 - part 1

    Features expert commentary from BT Investment Management head of equities Crispin Murray, Macquarie Securities equities strategist Tanya Branwhite and Aurora Funds Management director Hugh Latimer


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