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Article | 11/12/2006 PC Game -- Just Cause
From the get-go, Just Cause thrusts you head first into the action-packed role of Rico, a South American field operative who has been tasked with over...
Article | 21/06/2007 Free ADSL2+ from Dodo amounts to bird feed
ISP Dodo Australia is offering "free" ADSL2+ connections coupled with a complimentary 150MB of download data per month when customers sign up for a Do...
Article | 23/05/2007 Coonan caught out over broadband sledge
After <a href="http://secure.idg.com.au/images/cw/Key_Analyst_Report_Slams_OECD_Broadband_Rankings.pdf" target="_blank">slamming</a> the OECD's findin...
Article | 10/05/2007 Eye-tracking device watches you watching ads
A Computing & Information Science Professor from Queen's University in Ontario, Canada, has developed an-eye tracking device that is set to revolution...
Article | 15/02/2007 JB Hi-Fi doesn't give a rat's about HD DVD
One of Australia's biggest consumer electronics retailers, JB Hi-Fi, has wholeheartedly jumped on the Blu-ray bandwagon by announcing it won't be stoc...
Article | 1/02/2007 Australia's average gamer gets older and more womanly
The stereotypical pasty and pimply-faced teenaged gamer may be in for a rude shock after the latest research findings from the Interactive Entertainme...
Article | 25/01/2007 It's official, PlayStation 3 to hit Aussie shores March 23
Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) has put eager PlayStation fans' fears to rest with confirmation that the PlayStation 3 will be launched across Europ...
Article | 14/12/2006 Sony fesses up on fake PSP blog
Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) has confessed it hired a marketing company to create a fake blog to drum up Christmas support for its PlayS...
Article | 13/12/2006 Fake PSP blog backfires for Sony
Any publicity is good publicity, or so they say. But after the furore that has erupted over what appears to be a stealth marketing campaign for the Pl...
Article | 7/12/2006 iPod as tracking devices, easy as a walk in the park
Next time you strap on your Nikes and plug in your iPod for a casual jog around the block, it might be a good idea to don a tin-foil cap too, as newly...
Article | 15/11/2006 CSIRO air guitar ready to rock
A team of CSIRO scientists have answered the prayers of air guitar aficionados everywhere; they've created a T-shirt that actually plays face-melting ...
Article | 10/11/2006 Telstra's ADSL2+ finally arrives, access limited
On the tenth anniversary of BigPond's launch, Telstra has finally flicked the switch for uncapped high speed ADSL and ADSL2+ broadband services. Howev...
Article | 18/10/2006 Virus poisons Apple iPod
Apple Computer has issued a warning to customers that some of its latest Video iPods have shipped with a Windows virus.
Article | 4/10/2006 HP announces new printing technology with an edge
Hewlett Packard has unveiled a new ink-based printhead technology that the company believes will help it capture a combined market worth $US30 billion...
Article | 14/09/2006 Yahoo!7 Mail beta goes live
Yahoo!7 has launched the beta version of its revamped mail application, Yahoo7! Mail.

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