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Monday, 15 September 2008 |
Promising that the new social network for kids called “SuperClubsPLUS Australia” is “completely safe” and “educational” for children six to 12 years of age, Telstra has put the support of its “Telstra Foundation” right behind the new project.
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Monday, 15 September 2008 |
Promising that the new social network for kids called “SuperClubsPLUS
Australia” is “completely safe” and “educational” for children six to
12 years of age, Telstra has put the support of its “Telstra
Foundation” right behind the new project.
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Sunday, 14 September 2008 |
Apple Australia’s third official Apple Store has finally opened, this
time in the Chadstone Shopping Centre in suburban Melbourne, with
hundreds of fans lined up to see, touch and feel everything Apple. As
you might have expected, Apple laid the pizzazz on thick, with endless
whoops and cheers, while giving us all the chance to see Apple’s latest
and greatest!
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Friday, 12 September 2008 |
CRN blogger Brian Kramer is suffering a bout of iPod upgrade fatigue,
despite the fact he thinks he’ll buy one anyway, already owns an iPod
and is a Mac user. Too bad for Kraemer he isn’t as funny as the real
Kramer, who looks a heck of a lot funnier than Jerry Seinfeld in the
new Microsoft ad!
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Thursday, 11 September 2008 |
Seeking to encourage application developers to build ever better and
more innovative location-based services (LBS) on mobile phones and
handheld devices, global mapping company Navteq has announced that Sony
Ericsson and deCarta are the two newest sponsors of its upcoming
challenge.
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Wednesday, 10 September 2008 |
So those pics of the new iPod nano were spot on, as were the rumours
about iTunes. The nano comes in 9 colours, there’s a new iPod Touch
with speakers, volume control, Nike+ and 36 hours of audio, and OS 2.1
software arrives at last – but there’s no 64GB iPod Touch, and no 32GB
iPhone 3G.
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Tuesday, 09 September 2008 |
No, there’s no need to take a Bex and lie down at the news that yet
another brand of consumer electronics is launching in Australia. The
new brand is an old one: Memorex – and we bet they’ll want to put a hex
on competitors’ sales!
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Tuesday, 09 September 2008 |
Challenged by my iTWire colleague and Linux lover Sam Varghese to come
up with 40 reasons to lose Linux and vote Vista, I’ve done just that.
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Monday, 08 September 2008 |
Windows Vista is in the news again, thanks to the incomprehensible
start to the new campaign featuring Gates and Seinfeld, but also
because of the growing threat to Windows Vista posed by different
flavours of Linux, XP and Mac OS X. But none of those things stop Vista
from being Microsoft’s best OS yet.
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Monday, 08 September 2008 |
Want to make money from GPS? You can sell GPS mapping devices, sell the
maps, or sell a monthly subscription to end users. Sensis is doing all
three, and more, with the new version of Whereis Navigator further
challenging GPS competitors in the search for more paying customers!
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Monday, 08 September 2008 |
Internet time moves so fast that you can blink, and all of a sudden,
Skype has turned 5 years old! Several interesting milestones have been
reached along the way, most of which have been pretty remarkable, although there have been a couple of hiccups along the way...
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Saturday, 06 September 2008 |
Oooh... if the latest iPod photo leak can be believed, Apple’s bringing
the orange colour back to the iPod range, suggesting other colours
might be on the way, too. What else can we expect from Apple’s upcoming
launch?
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Friday, 05 September 2008 |
A top Samsung UK executive has demolished Blu-ray’s chances of being
relevant for more than about 5 years, if that, in an interview with UK
tech site Pocket-link. How “blu” must Sony be feeling with Samsung
right now?!
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Thursday, 04 September 2008 |
Mid September is the date that Palm’s Treo Pro will finally hit the
Australian market, with Telstra announcing today that it’s the first
Next G smartphone/PDA to get the “Blue Tick” for better coverage in
rural and regional areas.
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Tuesday, 02 September 2008 |
IE8 has finally launched in beta 2 mode, dubbed “ready” for consumers to play with and try, and so far, it seems to match the competition with long-overdue features, while adding some new ones of its own. Should you download it?
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Monday, 01 September 2008 |
Pilloried over the past few years for being “Norton Internet
Bloatware”, the developers at Symantec have listened, completely
re-engineering its venerable Internet Security software, transforming
it into a lean, mean malware fightin’ machine. It’s seriously
impressive!
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Thursday, 28 August 2008 |
Yet another massive mobile broadband offering has landed in Australia,
this time from iPrimus, promising not only a 6GB and a (consumer-level)
unmatched 12GB plan, but also the promise of a speed-limited service
after the download limit is reached, banishing those super-expensive
excess download charges. What’s the catch?
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Thursday, 28 August 2008 |
What should you do to protect yourself, your computer, your online
accounts and your digital self from being hacked? As with all
protective measures, there’s no one single “magic bullet” solution, but
instead, layers of protective technologies and practices that you need
to employ to thwart the “bad guys” on multiple levels. Please read on.
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