Liberals and Labor go online
The Liberal Party has launched an online game urging voters to "Give Labor a Whack'' while Labor is depicting Tony Abbott as a monster.
Liberals launch online game
The Liberal Party has used the dying hours of the election campaign to launch an online game urging voters to "Give Labor a Whack''.
Google movie charts the struggles of doing no evil
The story of how Google went from a garage start-up to earning almost $US25 billion a year is heading to Hollywood, hot on the heels of a feature film about the tortuous early days of Facebook.
Blackberry eyes ad network
BLACKBERRY maker Research in Motion is believed to be shopping for a mobile advertising network.
Police use email to track robber
A German bank robber led his pursuers straight to him after taunting police in an email over their efforts to catch him.
HP profit helped by world sales
HEWLETT-PACKARD'S third-quarter profit climbed 6.1 per cent on higher worldwide sales, the final quarter with Mark Hurd at its helm.
Google Australia chief turns to mobiles
October date for Karim Temsamani's replacement.
Rickrolling the english language
Abbreviations of everyday words were once an Aussie birthright, but are our barbies and smokos being swept aside for a new generation of language in which we txt, tweet, rickroll, and lol?
LG to launch iPad challenger
LG Electronics plans to launch a tablet computer and 10 new smartphones as part of desperate scramble to catch up with rivals.
Intel buys McAfee for $8.5 billion
Future based on "hardware-enhanced security".