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Science Fiction sometimes comes up with remarkable ideas for devices which would make our lives easier. Or, at the very least, much cooler. Until we get a faster than light drive or a light saber, the following will have to do. Read on, and enjoy the future of fantasy today.
Most of these inventions and gadgets have been, at least, amusing, others have been applaudable, while others still have left us speechless ...
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Canberra-based datacentre solution provider, Datapod, has won an Australian International Design Award in the business and technology category.
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I ventured to the US to fulfil my lifelong dream as a gamer.
Riverbed and M.Tech brought more than 50 resellers together for the premier of The A-Team in Sydney’s Event Cinemas. Partners enjoyed the comfort of Gold Class with plush seats and tasty treats, but critic reviews of the film have been mixed.
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Get ready for Apple's latest iPhone. Our close-up walk-through looks at the iPhone 4's design, as well as highlights of the new iOS 4 software.
We saw an innumerable amount of video games at E3 2010, which either blew our minds (Portal 2!) or induced involuntary yawning (anyone for Battle Chess?). Among the variety of games showcased, we couldn’t help but notice some of them might be greeted with a big fat ‘banned’ label when trying to enter Australia.
The iPhone OS 4 upgrade, or iOS 4, arrived Monday at 1 p.m. Eastern/10 a.m. Pacific for all iPhone and iPod Touch users who had their devices hooked to iTunes. The update weighs in at 378MB, and you need the latest version of iTunes (9.2) to be able to download iOS 4.
Chipset vendor, AMD, recently held an event in Sydney to showcase its processors in a range of devices.
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