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• Kogan makes ASX debut

  High-profile online retailer Kogan.com has made its debut on the Australian Stock Exchange.

• Vodafone prepares to roll out 4G to MVNOs

  Vodafone will make 4G services available to mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) over the next few months, the telco has confirmed.

• Kogan sold on OpenStack cloud

  "If our office burnt down today," says Goran Stefkovski, "we would be running the business from the cafe next door tomorrow."
  

• Kogan launches cheap Android handset

  Australian online discount retailer Kogan has taken the wraps of an Android smartphone, launching the Kogan Agora: A handset with a five-inch screen retailing for $149.

• Kogan releases Chromium-based notebook

  Online Australian retailer Kogan today launched a notebook running the open source Chromium operating system developed by Google.

• Kogan goes Linux crazy with Android devices, Ubuntu netbook

  After becoming famous more than two years ago for promising to bring an Android smartphone to the Australian market, Kogan Technologies has released and Android tablet, PVR and new notebooks running Ubuntu Linux.

• Kogan slams big retailers

  The founder of Kogan Technologies, Ruslan Kogan, has slammed the current campaign for the application of GST on overseas online sales, saying Australian retailers need a “reality check”.

• Kogan talks net filter

  <i>Computerworld Australia</i> talks to Kogan Technologies' Ruslan Kogan about its new offering to protect mums and dads from spams and scams.

• Paperless offices "a fallacy": HP exec

  The dream of every environmentally-conscious organisation - the paperless office - has been "somewhat of a fallacy" according to Bruce Dahlgren, HP's senior vice president of managed enterprise solutions, imaging and printing group.

• Kogan drops 10-inch Linux netbook price to $399

  Melbourne-based boutique electronics company Kogan Technologies has reduced the price of its 10-inch Agora Netbook range with the basic model now $399, down from $499.

• Kogan magic revives Agora Android

  Melbourne company Kogan Technologies will release its Google Android-powered mobile phone by year's end after its attempt to launch the Agora phone last year was crushed by technical problems.

• Kogan launches 10-inch, Linux-powered netbook

  Marketing success story Kogan Technologies has announced what it claims is Australia’s cheapest 10-inch netbook computer powered by the Linux-based gOS operating system.