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Article | 26/06/2008 Telstra submits regulatory wish-list to government
Telstra has submitted to the Federal government its proposal for what regulatory framework it believes is needed to meet Senator Conroy's vision of an...
Article | 26/06/2008 New Qosmio laptop features gesture control and SpursEngine chip
The first laptop to use Toshiba's SpursEngine multimedia co-processor is coming in July.
Article | 25/06/2008 Report: Panasonic eyes 37-inch OLED TV
Panasonic is moving toward commercialization of OLED (organic light-emitting diode) panels and plans to put TVs with 37-inch OLED screens on sale in t...
Article | 26/06/2008 The Pirate Bay moves to counter Swedish wiretapping law
The Pirate Bay is adding encryption to its Web site in order to counter a new Swedish law that allows wiretapping of Internet and phone traffic.
Article | 26/06/2008 UK gov't suffers 30 major security breaches
The U.K. government has suffered 30 breaches of security since November 2007, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has reported.
Article | 26/06/2008 Opposition launches NBN investigation
The Coalition has launched a senate inquiry into the government's National Broadband Network (NBN) proposal to evaluate its effects on competition, ex...
Article | 26/06/2008 Coming soon: A laptop in your pocket
Your laptop is likely to soon go the way of 5.25-in. floppy disks, made obsolete by smaller, more useful technology: the smart phone.
Article | 26/06/2008 NASA waiting on first chemical analysis of Martian soil
NASA scientists are eagerly waiting for the first test results to come down from a wet chemistry lab on the Phoenix Mars Lander that Tuesday analysed ...
Article | 26/06/2008 Scandinavian scientists designing robotic snakes
People are becoming accustomed to robots in space, robotic vacuum cleaners and even the notion of robotic friends and spouses. But robotic snakes?
Article | 26/06/2008 Graphics aside, Wii starting to match Xbox 360, PS3 features
Just like its portable cousin the Nintendo DS, the Wii is starting to show it is indeed a "slow cooker" system that started life with a whimper, but w...
Article | 26/06/2008 Imation rolls out paperclip-sized USB flash drive
Imation Wednesday unveiled the Atom Flash Drive, a 1.5-in. long portable storage device that is no larger than a paperclip and can store up to 8GB of ...
Article | 25/06/2008 Yahoo fixes e-mail cross-site scripting flaw
Yahoo has fixed a vulnerability in its Web mail site that could allow a hacker to get access to a person's account.
Article | 25/06/2008 Malware, spam, botnets growing faster than ever before
The spam and malware tsunami continues to cast a mounting shadow over the Internet this week.
Article | 25/06/2008 Sony, Sony Ericsson top latest Greenpeace ranking
Sony and Sony Ericsson have come out on top of the latest Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics, although most companies saw their scores drop due t...
Article | 25/06/2008 TiVo, Seven ready for July launch
The Seven Network will be teaming up with TiVo to offer a Personal Video Recorder to Australian customers from July.
Article | 25/06/2008 Telstra to offer 'iPhone killer'
Telstra (ASX: TLS) will be offering HTC's Touch Diamond handset, which is being marketed as an 'iPhone killer', next month.
Article | 25/06/2008 Aussie iTunes store offers legal television series downloads
The Australian iTunes store is now offering purchasable downloads of popular TV series to its Australian customers.
Article | 25/06/2008 Spore spawns 'Sporn' porn
In a somewhat predictable turn of events, the early release of a user-playable component of the upcoming Spore video game has led to the creation of a...
Article | 25/06/2008 New 3G iPhone costs $173 to make: iSuppli
The mystery behind why the new iPhone is so cheap may be solved, with market researcher iSuppli saying it costs just US$173 to make.
Article | 25/06/2008 Microsoft extends life of MSN Music tunes
People who bought songs from Microsoft's now-defunct MSN Music service will get three more years to move the music to new devices and operating system...

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