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Telstra pleads with CDMA customers to ‘migrate this weekend’
Thursday, 24 April 2008
Telstra has advised its shops and dealers across Australia to prepare “for a last minute rush this weekend” in anticipation of CDMA customers grabbing their “last chance” to move off the old CDMA network.

 
Tree-planting Ecocho search engine dumped by Google
Thursday, 24 April 2008
The eco-friendly Ecocho website, promising to plant trees in return for users searching through the Ecocho search front-end, has had to stop using Google as the search results provider due to a violation of Google’s AdSense policies. Instead, Ecocho has been forced to use the far less popular Yahoo search technology, vastly diminishing its potential popularity.

 
CDMA/Next G coverage complaints to spike on Tuesday 29th April?
Thursday, 24 April 2008
With the Australian CDMA network due to close by midnight on Monday the 28th of April, concerns still swirl that the Next G network isn’t providing adequate coverage for soon to be ex-CDMA customers. What should affected users urgently do?

 
Here comes version 8.0 of AVG Anti-Virus Free!
Thursday, 24 April 2008
Arguably the world’s most popular free anti-virus software, Grisoft’s AVG, has just been upgraded, set for free download from Friday, the 25th of April. We’re sure AVG’s servers are about to get hammered even harder as millions of AVG 7.5 users take advantage of the new version!

 
Smallest Dell PC yet goes eco-friendly with bamboo
Thursday, 24 April 2008
Dell’s eponymous CEO, Michael Dell, has unveiled his smallest, ‘never before seen’ eco-PC – which comes with a curvy bamboo casing. Is it a Mac Mini competitor, a way to jump on the green bandwagon or the start of a whole new successful line of environmentally friendly PCs?

 
Ubuntu propagandist creates cool Vista dissing sticker
Thursday, 24 April 2008
Ubuntu fan ‘Madman2k’ has created a cool sticker that looks very familiar – it takes the ‘Designed for Windows XP – Windows Vista Capable’ sticker and transforms it into one that Ubuntu and FOSS lovers... will love!

 
1 Billion Seagate hard drives, the next will take 5 years
Wednesday, 23 April 2008
Since 1979, when Seagate was called Shugart and the first hard drive stored a mere 5 megabytes, Seagate has shipped 1 billion hard drives and says it’s the first company to do so. 116,000 Terabytes are shipped each day – more than 1TB per second!

 
Uh-oh... Microsoft Office 2007 not OK with OOXML
Wednesday, 23 April 2008
A test of Office 2007’s compatibility in outputting OOXML compliant documents has shown that Microsoft’s latest Office suite generates files with errors, failing the test. But is this really a surprise?

 
CDMA hang up looms: Telstra advertising blitz starts Thursday
Wednesday, 23 April 2008
It’s ‘last call’ for the CDMA network, and Telstra wants to make sure no-one can claim they didn’t hear that CDMA will close shortly. Besides many calls, text messages and letters already sent to CDMA customers, a national newspaper advertising blitz will start tomorrow.

 
Telstra engineers gear up for CDMA close down
Wednesday, 23 April 2008
As the clock ticks ever closer to CDMA’s April 28th close down date, Telstra’s engineers stand ready and poised to co-ordinate a carefully planned, multi-stage process that will see CDMA bite the dust across our great Southern land.

 
Phone battery flat? Charge it up again – with water!
Tuesday, 22 April 2008
I’ve seen water powered digital watches and calculators on sale at markets – now Samsung is taking the technology a step further to transform water into a power source that could – in 2010 - literally juice up your future phone!

 
Fuji Xerox celebrates 30 years, goes greener and updates logo
Tuesday, 22 April 2008
Last week, Fuji Xerox celebrated the 30th year of the laser printer with several new models, including colour lasers, LED and Phaser ‘solid ink’ printers. Although there are some consumer models, most are aimed at business and enterprise, with new ‘green’ models aimed at separating Fuji Xerox from the rest of the printing pack.

 
Honda’s Satnav GPS warns of speed cameras, black spots – and crime spots?
Tuesday, 22 April 2008
Looks like GPS satnav systems will keep on expanding their usefulness to drivers, not only providing mapping, traffic information, red light and speed camera alerts and accident black spots – but now altering drivers to crime hotspots too... at least in Japan, thanks to Honda.

 
Nokia’s music store opens in Oz: can they turn it up to 11?
Tuesday, 22 April 2008
Aiming to impress, Nokia’s new mobile and PC Music Store has finally opened its virtual doors, challenge the iTunes behemoth with three of the four major labels, many smaller ones, some exclusives, and an Aussie rock legend in the opening set.

 
Microsoft sets SP3 free for Windows XP – at last!
Tuesday, 22 April 2008
On the cusp of Microsoft’s decision to demote Windows XP from a retail product into one that is only available for ultra-low cost PCs, the long-awaited Service Pack 3 (SP3) has finally gone RTM, with consumers able to start manually downloading it from April 29. Will horror installation stories follow?
 
Microsoft: will you save Windows XP?
Monday, 21 April 2008
The cries to save Windows XP get ever louder, as Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer admits Windows Vista is a work-in-progress.

 
The portable flair of the MacBook Air
Monday, 21 April 2008
I’m part-way through testing Apple’s MacBook Air, and so far, it’s quite an incredible, svelte laptop that is easy to be seduced by, despite missing several things that notebook users are well accustomed to. So, what’s the verdict thus far?

 
Don’t recycle your CDMA mobile at a Telstra store!
Monday, 21 April 2008
Telstra is asking CDMA customers to hand in their old CDMA phones at Telstra shops and dealers around Australia so they can be recycled for valuable materials, rather than end up in landfill as an inconvenient pollutant. But why recycle them at a Telstra store – when your local school – and the environment – needs them more?

 
HTC Shift lands in Australia at last
Monday, 21 April 2008
The long awaited HTC shift, a 7-inch ultra-portable Windows Vista Business computer, merged with a Windows Mobile style device, has finally landed in Australia, but it isn’t cheap!

 
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