Electronics conglomerate Brother International is recalling about 100,000 business printers after reports that some have overheated and caught fire.
Rumours of Spike's struggle for survival have proved correct, with the company announcing it has gone into voluntary administration, and facing a high chance of losing some of its workforce.
Rumours are rife throughout the local IT industry that multi-media communications company Spike, an arm of Spike Networks, is set to announce its closure.
Compaq Australia may be facing a class action lawsuit from irate customers who feel duped by the hardware manufacturer's accidental Web site promotion of Presario laptop computers costing just one cent.
In a move that has outraged users, Compaq Australia will not honour a one cent laptop deal mistakenly advertised on its Web site as a result of a system glitch.
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