Australia Day Google doodle falls foul of copyright
Google regularly marks significant events with special versions of its logo on the main search page. But the winning design for Australia Day had to be modified following a copyright...
TomTom helps iPod touch users find their way, finally
TomTom Australia today finally announced the release of the TomTom car kit for
iPod Touch, available now for $129.
Test Ubuntu for fun and profit
Live in London? Looking for something to do this Friday? Canonical are looking for volunteers to perform usability testing of the Ubuntu Empathy instant messaging client. A paid incentive awaits!
Reasons to be cheerful, part 3
Another study has come out showing that IT executives think 2010 will be a good -- or at least better -- year for the industry. As a result, more of...
iPad features iDont want to see
Hype and rumour abound as to the nature, price and design of the highly-expected Apple tablet - or iPad or iSlate. I won't add to the false predictions but I'll...
Jobs growth: All eyes on interest rates
The tech sector has enjoyed a 12 per cent increase in online job advertisements in the past six months as the recovery in Australia from the full effects of the...
Asus redefines netbook category with Eee PC 1201N
Is it just me, or are netbooks becoming as expensive as notebooks? The high performance Eee PC 1201N is a case in point.
Motorola and RIM are having a small marriage tiff
Following the expiry of a patent licensing agreement in 2007 and the inability of the parties to agree to new terms, Motorola has taken RIM to court to force the...
Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver now with walkabout feature
Those pocket monsters return with Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver for the Nintendo DS. Included in each pack is a pedometer for taking your favourite Pokémon’s on the road with...
Rubbishy ransomware wreaking new havoc on regular users
F-Secure is warning Windows users worldwide of a new ransomware trojan
that silently encrypts your data, tells you your data has been
corrupted, and tries selling you “data doctor” software...