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by Mike Bantick
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A new survey indicates yet more differences between men an women, this time in the use of mobile technology in managing relationships.
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by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
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The race to be the video content provider of choice into homes, ultimately offering any video and multimedia content you desire on demand, has only just begun hotting up following big moves by major players. Who are they, and what chance does anyone have of success?
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by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
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Despite deals with Google and Yahoo, mobile phone operators want to create their own search engine, ensuring more of the advertising revenue flows to operators rather than the established search engines.
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by Adam Turner
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After all the hype, Blu-ray is finally here with the arrival of Samsung's high definition Blu-ray BD-P1000 player. Movies on Blu-ray are around five times sharper than DVD, although you need a high definition television to see all that extra detail.
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by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
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Apple says a new and properly Vista compatible version of iTunes “will be available in the next few weeks”. But it’s not just Apple that ‘missed’ the January 30 deadline of Vista’s release – it’s the same story with every new OS release. Will this ever change?
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by Angus Kidman
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The final Harry Potter novel, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, goes on sale on July 21, but enthusiasts who hope to read the novel in digital format shouldn't rush to their nearest virtual bookstores.
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by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
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Microsoft’s plan to stop users from buying a Vista upgrade DVD and installing it by popping in an XP disc for verification, requiring XP or 2000 to be installed first before proceeding with an upgrade or ‘clean’ install hits a snag, potentially allowing users to buy the cheaper upgrade version instead of the full retail package – but there’s a catch.
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by Adam Turner
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The company behind one of the world's most popular file-sharing technologies is set to sell legitimate first-run movies and TV shows within weeks.
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by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
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Are there really any killer features for Vista, or must we wait for Vista 2? Which makes me wonder… will they call it Vista 360?
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by Adam Turner
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It might fall short of the flash memory implants ubernerds are dreaming of, but Seagate's 20GB wireless storage device sounds the next best thing if you want your data anywhere, anytime.
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by Adam Turner
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The BBC's overseeing body has recommended nobbling several key features of the British broadcaster's proposed video on demand service.
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by Angus Kidman
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The market for console and computer games remains dominated by young blokes, although games are slowly expanding their reach into female, family and senior audiences, according to new research. But forget about games ratings: while the majority of games sold in Australia are rated family-friendly, most gamers don't even pay attention to them.
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by Angus Kidman
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So what can you do if you're Apple and you want to get some media attention on the same day that Microsoft is hogging the airwaves with the Windows Vista launch? Unable to actually launch a new iPod, Apple went for the next-best alternative: adding four new colour options for the iPod Shuffle.
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by Adam Turner
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Australians can download Telstra BigPond movies via an Xbox 360 or Vista media center PC as of today's launch of Microsoft's new Vista operating system.
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by Adam Turner
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Australians will have access to over one million songs via a subscription music service announced in conjunction with today's launch of Microsoft's new Vista operating system.
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by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
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If you’ve been hanging out for more online channels to appear on your Nintendo Wii games console, have Wii got some news for you! The Wii News Channel goes live this Saturday.
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by Mike Bantick
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From this Saturday - Broadband connected Nintendo Wii's will receive the new News channel.
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by Alex Zaharov-Reutt
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A report from the New York Times says that a miniscule memory chip has been created that is around the size of a white blood cell, although the scientists are unsure when it would be used commercially.
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