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Tuesday, 22 May 2018 11:13
How to survive the Zombie Apocalypse? Hang out in Melbourne.
By Mike Bantick
It seems that, in the event of a Zombie Apocalypse outbreak in the Australasian area, the best advice is to hang with Melburnians.
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Here be the journals of a fledgling pirate finding a way through dangerous foe-ridden waters to seek glory and wealth for the crew.
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Things move fast in both the tech world and politics. Once the darling of the political landscape, it seems the Australian games development industry again…
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The long awaited sequel to the critically acclaimed Mirror’s Edge has just been delayed again, but in the meantime a few of us lucky ones…
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At PaxAus 2015 we had a chance to begin a Tie Fighter versus X-Wing dog fight in a game of ten versus ten Star Wars:…
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Saturday, 31 October 2015 10:25
PaxAus 2015 Interview: Martin Sahlin Unravel Creative Director- I hate the term Time Waster
By Mike Bantick
The yet to be released Unravel from independent game studio Coldwood from the north of Sweden is one of those intriguing artistic games that seem…
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A quick recommendation for those looking to fill in the days until Fallout 4, or even Dishonored 2
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We spoke to Dana Jan and Garret Foster who are helping to put the final touches to The Order 1886 for the PlayStation 4.
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We sat down for some multiplayer action with the Battlefield Hardline Beta and members of the development team at Visceral Games ahead of the public…
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We saw the real thing recently as Russian warships steamed towards Australia to protect president Putin from the horrific peril he was chancing in Brisbane…
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Express Virtual Meetings, ADDCOM partner to deliver video conferencing equipment for SMBs
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The State of the Retail Industry: Evolving Fulfillment Options and Retailers Future plans
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Enterprise search, SIEM to unstructured data in focus at Elastic sold-out event
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INVITATION: Celebrate 30 years of the Internet in Australia with a special Gala Dinner on October 31 in Sydney
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Web app delivery controller - Kemp Application Experience
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The role ethical hacking plays in cyber security
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Why Remo Hard Drive Recovery is the best option to recover Data?
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Intelligent Fulfilment is the Future of Customer Experience
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CEBIT Australia: facilitating connections in IT
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DearMob - An easy way to backup and manage your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch without iTunes on PC or Mac
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VideoProc: The Fastest 4K Video Editing Tool with GPU Hardware Acceleration
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AIOps – You can do it the easy way or the hard way
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SAP hosts new e'ffect one-day event
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Kemp load balancers resolve issues for Now IT
Australian IT specialist Now ITSolutions, which offers a single point…
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MSI Raider GE65 9SE Laptop Review
We’ve been impressed by MSI’s all-rounder notebooks for a couple… -
Book review: We the People by Peter S. Temes and Florin Rotar
Big Data can tease out all manner of analyses and… -
Review: OPPO AX5s shows that good things need not cost the earth
There are two very good reasons why the OPPO AX5s… -
VideoProc – The Fastest 4K Video Editing Tool with GPU Hardware Acceleration
VideoProc: a very fast way to edit and convert video… -
DearMob: An easy way to backup and manage your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch without iTunes on PC or Mac
iTunes isn't your only option to make backups of your… -
REVIEW: Make your Google Home speaker portable with a beaut JOT or LOFT battery base from Ninety7
Smart speakers are fantastic devices, where you speak to get… -
Review: Ballistix Elite 3600 memory module
The Ballistix Elite 3600 memory is blazing fast. Any gamer… -
Review: Brother Color Label Printer VC-500W
The latest addition to Brother's family of label printers brings… -
Hands on with MSI’s new gaming laptops
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Review – Stellar Data Recovery Premium
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Review: Varidesk ProPlus 36
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MUST-SEE keynote: Huawei's new P30 Pro, arguably the best Android smartphone with world's best cameras
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Review – Tenda TEF1109P-8-102W desktop PoE switch
Tenda’s brand new desktop switch TEF1109P-8-102W brings nine ports, eight… -
Review – Tenda TEF1105P-4-63W desktop PoE switch
Tenda’s newest desktop PoE switch TEF1105P-4-63W brings four Power over… -
Review – Tenda PH3 AV1000 Gigabit Powerline Adapter Kit
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Review: Brother MFC-J1300DW
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Review – Tenda Nova MW3 and MW6 home mesh Wi-Fi systems
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Review: Epson FF-680W photo scanner
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Book review: Humanity Works by Alexandra Levit
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Book review: Bruce Schneier's Click Here to Kill Everybody
World-renowned security technologist Bruce Schneier may not have intended it,…
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