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Twenty years ago today, a student at McGill University and some friends launched what many people consider to be the world's first Internet search engine: Archie.
The ELH & SchoolTech 2010 Conference was held at Mantra Erskine Beach Resort, Lorne, Victoria, from August 22-24. The technology and learning conference addressed ICT challenges in education. Delegates enjoyed the Toshiba Gala Dinner, HP Sunday night dinner, sessions and a sponsors exhibition. This slideshow captures more of the highlights of the Toshiba dinner which definitely had some very fancy dress and mad dancing.
The ELH & SchoolTech 2010 Conference was held at Mantra Erskine Beach Resort, Lorne, Victoria, from August 22-24. The technology and learning conference addressed ICT challenges in education. Delegates enjoyed the Toshiba Gala Dinner, HP Sunday night dinner, sessions and a sponsors exhibition. This slideshow captures some of the highlights of the Toshiba dinner which definitely had some very fancy dress.
Even geeks and gadget fans go outside once in a while. This innovative gear will make you the envy of other campers while you're enjoying the great outdoors.
Microsoft Australia honoured an elite group of 18 partners for their exemplary delivery of innovative solutions and services to customers during the past year.
The Synnex roadshow swung through Sydney and ARN was there for the night. Here are some of the highlights.
The Microsoft Australian Partner Conference was held on the Gold Coast, recently. Delegates from all over Australia and guest from overseas enjoyed a hectic three days of seminars, keynotes, workshops and the odd party. Here are some more highlights - some of them social - in the third of our slideshows from the conference.
The Microsoft Australian Partner Conference was held on the Gold Coast, recently. Delegates from all over Australia and guest from overseas enjoyed a hectic three days of seminars, keynotes, workshops and the odd party. Here are some more highlights in the second of our slideshows from the conference.
The Microsoft Australian Partner Conference was held on the Gold Coast, recently. Delegates from all over Australia and guest from overseas enjoyed a hectic three days of seminars, keynotes, workshops and the odd party. Here are some of the highlights.
China-based infrastructure vendor, Huawei, has recently launched a new Solomon Islands mobile network.
The IFA has a storied past as well as notable celebrities and some "first" technology ever seen in Europe. From Einstein to Xbox, the IFA has shown it all. Some products, like the 3DTV, were ahead of their time. Others, like the MiniDisc...well, just never got off the ground.
The IT giant demonstrated some of its the upcoming products.
With more than a million units sold in its first month, it's pretty clear that Apple's iPad touchscreen tablet has been a success so far.
The Brisbane Synnex Alliance 2010 was held at the city's Exhibition and Convention Centre. Resellers descended on the venue to check out the latest goods from a number of Synnex's vendor partners.
Vendors included Intel, Asus, HP, SteelSeries, Acer, Lenovo and LG.
The distributor provided live entertainment as well as a gaming station with Xbox 360 S' set-up to so guests could unwind. The gaming theme was heavy at this roadshow as AMD also had a game set-up while SteelSeries upped the ante by recruiting Australia's top gaming clan, Team Immunity, to show off their skills.
iPhones and other handhelds bought for home use are infiltrating corporate networks, but there's a host of other wireless technologies that comprise a wave of mobile computing that is creating sweeping changes in business infrastructure. How well versed are you in the technical and not-so- technical details? Keep score as you take this brief quiz to find out and then see how well you did at the end.
Ground-based telescopes continue to produce some of world's important space discoveries
Embarrassing moments, unexplained car crashes, and crazy stunts. You never know what the Google Street View team is going to capture on camera next. If only an 'Undoo Button' was in play for those captured here
30-year-old technology struts its stuff beside today's state-of-the-art tablet computer
Last week, the National Broadband Network was officially launched in Tasmania by Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, Communications Minister, Stephen Conroy, and Tasmanian Premier, David Bartlett. In these pictures they pose with the big blue button at the official launch, and meet and greet the public — despite the fact that some residents and businesses in Tasmania have already been getting NBN services for weeks. There's also a biunch of pictures of installation in progress.
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