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Networkpak, a well-established name in the Australian printing industry known for its high-quality printed folding cartons for leading brands, has taken a significant step forward in expanding its service offerings.

Global tech provider Samsung has released its latest flagship smartphone range, the Samsung Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra. Protect your investment in this beautiful phone with Belkin's new range of Samsung-approved ScreenForce TrueClear Curve screen protectors.

GUEST INTERVIEW: Dynabook, the company formerly known as Toshiba, has introduced Eyesafe technology into the screen of its new Portégé X40L-K, the lightest 14-inch laptop the company has ever created, with Matthew joining iTWireTV to tell us why anti-blue light tech is so important.

GUEST INTERVIEW: Dynabook, the company formerly known as Toshiba, has introduced Eyesafe technology into the screen of its new Portégé X40L-K, the lightest 14-inch laptop the company has ever created, with Matthew joining iTWireTV to tell us why anti-blue light tech is so important.

COMPANY NEWS: Getac’s S410 semi-rugged laptop boasts boosted performance, graphics capability, and configurable options to enhance efficiency in today's ultra-demanding industrial work environments from a company with a rich heritage of innovative rugged devices.

COMPANY NEWS: Getac’s S410 semi-rugged laptop boasts boosted performance, graphics capability, and configurable options to enhance efficiency in today's ultra-demanding industrial work environments from a company with a rich heritage of innovative rugged devices.

COMPANY NEWS: Getac’s S410 semi-rugged laptop boasts boosted performance, graphics capability, and configurable options to enhance efficiency in today's ultra-demanding industrial work environments from a company with a rich heritage of innovative rugged devices.

Although the news is yet to be officially confirmed, and only comes from rumours, there appear to be strong suggestions that an iMac with a bigger screen and new iPads are on the way, which could include a new Apple TV, AirTags, new AirPods and who knows what else.

I don't know if President Trump knows that Samsung has "The Wall", now available in its most anticipated large format Micro LED panel technology, but it is Samsung's latest digital display innovation!

Is the end of flat screens nigh? Probably not, as flat devices are sure to be with us for years yet, but with TCL's patented DragonHinge set to fire up MWC 2019, the Game of Phones is set to enter a whole new chapter.

A new Kickstarter campaign, to give your laptop a relatively inexpensive second screen that can "slide out", raised its funding amount in just four hours, and has nearly raised 10 times that amount, but can Duet Display and an iPad do the same thing, today?

Oppo has taken the opportunity to offer "free screen repairs for the first six months on its latest R11s and R11s Plus devices" in an attempt to up the customer service ante.

A new report finds that "linear and video on demand viewing will be almost equal in just three years", with mobile viewing to soar and 1 in 3 consumers by 2020 to be virtual reality users.

If you’ve ever played PC games and have suffered non-smooth, stuttering graphics, you need a monitor with AMD FreeSync technology, with Lenovo now in the game.

A change in the most recent version of systemd, the init system that has been recently adopted by many GNU/Linux distributions, has users up in arms.

We have TFT, LCD, IPS, LPTS, LED, AMOLED and hundreds more display acronyms. GOA or gate-on-array is the latest technology that enables thinner bezels and is driving panel prices down – but is it all good?

iPhones are known for their cracked screens - who doesn't have a friend or relative that still perseveres with a phone sporting a crack line or 10 obstructing the display?

Somebody at Apple is leaking, and leaking big. An internal Apple planning presentation shows how worried the company is over larger screens and lower prices.

A new protector helps defend the iPhone 5 against scratching and impact.

Suggestions that the digital delivery of information is replacing 'dead tree editions' is oversimplified, according to a Gartner analyst.