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More about Windows Phone 7 Series unveiled

The more we hear about Windows Phone Series 7 the more we want to play with Microsoft's slick-looking new mobile phone OS. Here are a few new points we picked up during Mix10.

Dell sues Sharp, Hitachi, Toshiba over LCD price fixing

The PC maker has accused five LCD panel makers of colluding on prices.

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Reviews

LG GT540

LG's GT540 could change the way we think about smartphones if it manages to bring it to Australia as a prepaid handset, and could help to raise the awareness of Android at the same time.
LG Mini

The LG Mini gives a strong first impression, but its lack of an applications eco-system could make it hard for a phone that is otherwise as capable as any smartphone.
LG 47SL90QD

Boasting excellent image quality and deep blacks, the LG 47SL90QD is a very good LED-based television — it’s just a pity about its shallow viewing angle and lack of audio grunt.
LG HLB54S

The HLB54S is LG's first Blu-ray sound bar and comes with a suite of value-added extras, but is more expensive than its rivals.
LG MS409D HD DVR

LG's take on a dual-tuner DVR — the MS409D — works well and has some unique features, but it's expensive.
Creative Zen MX

Creative's latest player may have some drawbacks, but it still is a strong contender that provides great value for money.
LG New Chocolate Slide

LG's New Chocolate Slide is the beauty queen of mobile phones; it's a sleek, sexy handset with precious little going on under the glowing lights and glossy black exterior.
LG 37LH35FD

The LG 37LH35FD is a solid 1080p television delivering crisp and rich images, but if you can stretch your budget there are better options available.

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Features

Best touchscreen mobile phones

In the good old days we'd let our fingers do the walking when using the Yellow Pages. These days our fingers do a lot more with our mobile phones.
MP3 players with voice recorders

No one wants to get writer's cramp or carpal tunnel, but it can be hard to avoid if you're taking notes in classes or meetings all day. CNET.com.au rounds up these lecture-worthy MP3 players.
Best mobile phones of 2009

Ladies and gentlemen, we present the year's best phones, rated on features, performance and value for money.
Xbox 360: Australian price list (updated)

There are now two main Xbox 360 bundle options available in Australia.

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News

LG's 15-inch OLED TV inches closer

Though it's tentative yet, the latest TV technology known as OLED is slowly making its way here in the guise of LG's 15-inch television.
OLED TVs: Sayonara Japan, howdy US

The LG EL9500 OLED TV, which is reportedly selling for around US$2500 in Korea, will be heading for the US later in the year.
Poll: Is there a place for mini mobiles?

Mobile World Congress 2010 has revealed a strange new phenomenon in mobile manufacturing, the mini version of flagship smartphone models.
Adobe joins Linux-phone group to spread Flash

Flash isn't on the iPhone, but a Mobile World Congress announcement shows Adobe is working hard to make sure it's available as many other places as possible.

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DIYs and How-to

VoIP guide: Voice over IP in Australia

Tired of paying the phone bill? You don't have to be tech savvy to make calls over the internet. This Australian guide explains all that you need to know about using VoIP (or Voice over Internet Protocol) services.
How to rip audio from concert DVDs

There are many ways to rip audio from a live concert DVD so you can listen to the songs on your iPod, but here are two that are free and both Mac and PC compatible.
Flash of brilliance: Using hotshoe strobes

Get the most out of your digital SLR and flash unit with these hot tips.
Camcorder formats: which one is best?

Prospective camcorder buyers are faced with a choice of four types of camcorder recording media: hard disk, flash memory, MiniDV/HDV tapes, or mini-DVD. We run through the pros and cons of all four formats to make your purchasing journey a little less like a trip through Dante's nine circles of hell.