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Cool iPhone timeline on the web
Friday, 04 July 2008
Did you know that iPhone.org was first registered by Apple in the last century? Yep, it was way back in 1999, and iPhone Gold, one of the trillion iPhone sites out there, has published a cool little timeline of important iPhone developments starting from that first 1999 event!

 
Canada gets unlimited mobile browsing – but not for iPhone
Friday, 04 July 2008
Bell Canada, one of the competitors to dominant Canadian telco Rogers, isn’t also selling the iPhone – but has just introduced unlimited $10 mobile web browsing on the Samsung Instinct. Is it a clever ploy to attract serious interest in the wake of the iPhone or doomed to disinterest?

 
Despite backdown, is eBay still flouting Australian law with PayPal?
Friday, 04 July 2008
Confusion has arisen over comments made by eBay Australia CEO Simon Smith suggesting that despite the withdrawal of eBay’s plans to force all users to use PayPal, Smith believes the ACCC is allowing eBay to force all sellers to offer PayPal as a payment option. What’s going on?

 
Aspire One: the netbook Eee PC killer from Acer?
Friday, 04 July 2008
Hot on the heels of the Asus Eee PC comes more small subnotebooks, with Acer giving them the Intel inspired name of the netbook. Does the Intel Atom-powered Aspire One ‘netbook’ fill you with desire to acquire one?

 
Google Talk brings browser based chat to iPhone – but no voice
Friday, 04 July 2008
Only days before the iPhone 3G’s release, Google brings yet another application to the iPhone, but this one designed to run in the Safari browser, meaning it works on the iPod Touch too, giving you text chat access to all your Google Talk contacts. What’s it like?

 
Buzz buzzes onto PS3 with “Quiz TV”
Friday, 04 July 2008
Buzz!, the hugely popular interactive quiz show game for the PS2 is finally coming to the PS3, featuring “brand new wireless buzzers”, 5000 question and a vast amount of downloadable and user-generated content. Sounds cool!

 
eBay forced into humiliating backdown on PayPal only attempt
Thursday, 03 July 2008
eBay has suffered the ultimate embarrassment of being forced to cancel its ridiculously anti-competitive plan to force buyers and sellers to use PayPal only. But is eBay’s flip-flop enough to restore any credibility? What about the problem of negative seller feedback? What about PayPal’s extremely poor customer service? And will heads roll at eBay Australia simply for being so incredibly stupid, or do we point fingers at eBay HQ in the US?

 
Optus launches iPhone 3G prices in full at last – good value?
Thursday, 03 July 2008
The voice, data and iPhone 3G pricing for pre-post and post-paid plans has finally launched, and after a struggle to get loading under the weight of massive interest, they’ve loaded at last. Here are the details!

 
Microsoft offers Office and OneCare in US at subscription price
Thursday, 03 July 2008
If you could pay US $70 to get a one-year copy of Office Home and Student Edition, and Internet security package OneCare, which you could install on three PCs in the home – which needs to be renewed every year – would you?

 
Pricey PS3 to plummet over precipice as Xbox 360 cuts bite?
Thursday, 03 July 2008
With the entry-level Xbox 360 now AUD $50 cheaper at $349 than the Nintendo Wii, both the Wii and the PS3 are under heavy pre-E3 and pre-Christmas pressure to do something special. Will they cut prices too, launch an all-out software assault or pepper Microsoft with a massive marketing campaign to win the hearts, minds and wallets of consumers?

 
Optus to launch puny 1GB plan for Australian iPhone 3G?
Wednesday, 02 July 2008
A news report suggests Optus is set to launch the iPhone with only 1GB of included download, although the news report in question considers 1GB to be ‘hefty’. Still, it appears Optus will allow you to unlock the iPhone and there will be a 12 month contract – along with other details!

 
News Ltd slams TiVo and talks up Foxtel in article
Wednesday, 02 July 2008
A news article in the Courier Mail looks like it’s promoting the virtues of the Foxtel box over the Seven Network’s TiVo personal video recorder, although with News Ltd a part owner of Foxtel perhaps this is to be expected?

 
Whereis Everyone: Telstra’s DIY “big brother”
Wednesday, 02 July 2008
Want to know where your Telstra phone-owning family and friends are? A new service called Whereis Everyone lets you track them if they’ve given permission for tracking to occur, but you can only use it if you’re on Telstra. How does it work, what does it cost, and what’s the alternative?

 
AT&T reveals true cost of unsubsidised iPhones in US
Wednesday, 02 July 2008
Get ready to pay US $599 for an 8GB iPhone 3G, or US $699 for the 16GB model, if you want a no-contract-required iPhone from AT&T!

 
Seven gives Foxtel the heave-ho with TiVo
Wednesday, 02 July 2008
With seven out of ten Australians choosing free-to-air TV over the Foxtel $100 per month pay TV option, and with most major TV shows millions watch still shown on free-to-air TV, the TiVo proposition with no subscription fees could well be the gold medal winner in the PVR stakes.

 
3 Mobile slices prices, then Telstra launches $0 iPhone attack!
Wednesday, 02 July 2008
3 Mobile drops its prices, then Telstra launches its $0 iPhone attack while even giving some prices but not yet exposing the whole enchilada. Meanwhile, doubts arise over Telstra’s iPhone working properly in the bush, a Griffin case might come to the rescue – and 3 Mobile Hong Kong launches prices, data and plans for the iPhone 3G - which could be the world's best value!

 
Fiji fidgets and frets over so-called “Windows Fiji” foul-up
Monday, 30 June 2008
After media reports that Microsoft was considering giving the next version of Windows the name “Windows Fiji”, the military government in Fiji went totally ballistic and fired off a very nasty letter to Bill Gates last week.
 
ACCC’s “pre-decision conference” on eBay and Paypal on today!
Monday, 30 June 2008
At 1.30pm today, a pre-decision conference by the ACCC will hear the grievances of preregistered attendees unhappy at eBay’s plans to enforce Paypal payments at its Australian auction site, as eBay hopes for what would appear to be an unlikely reprieve.

 
Citrix GoToMeeting 4.0 coming soon – with added VoIP!
Monday, 30 June 2008
It’s been a big year for Citrix. Now Citrix is upping the ante with a new version of GoToMeeting 4.0 that should shake up the web meeting and phone conferencing market thanks to new features and added VoIP.

 
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