N.Y. senator wants to ban iPods, Blackberries while crossing the street
By Adam Turner
New Yorkers will no longer be wired for sound under State Senator Carl Kruger's proposal to ban the use of MP3 players, PDAs and cell…
Google Maps discovers Australia - here be dragons no more
By Adam Turner
Now that Google Maps has discovered Australia it opens up a new world of possibilities in both the office and the lounge room.
LG's dual Blu-ray/HD DVD player - will it just prolong the war?
By Adam Turner
LG's answer to the HD disc format war - a dual Blu-ray/HD DVD player - has hit the US shelves for a whopping $US1100, but…
Superbowl XLI in glorious high definition, if you get it
By Adam Turner
Regardless of whether the Colts or the Bears win the game, the fact the Superbowl is broadcast in high definition means the real winners are…
High def smackdown - Xbox 360 to get HD DVD as PS3 hits Aussie shelves
By Adam Turner
The scene is set for a high definition console smackdown, with Microsoft launching the Xbox 360's HD DVD drive in Australia on March 29 -…
Faster than you can say "time to move to Linux" they've found a security flaw in Windows Vista, with hackers able to use voice recognition…
By counter-suing the Recording Industry Association of America over music piracy charges, sixteen year old Robert Santangelo is set to join DVD Jon as a…
Microsoft gives away more expensive notebooks to mark Vista launch
By Adam Turner
More free notebooks from Microsoft, but this time they're from da Vinci rather than Ferrari.
Newspapers will survive internet onslaught, says Google founders. Did they miss the memo?
By Adam Turner
The internet will not kill off newspapers, says Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, even though both admit they rarely read them.
Internet to revolutionise television in five years, says Gates. Did he miss the memo?
By Adam Turner
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, the man who didn't see the internet revolution coming, has finally realised the internet will revolutionise television - but he thinks…
