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Handheld translators for barks and meows. Laser tag for cats. Who would have imagined that so many brilliant and bizarre tech gadgets are available for today's pet owner? Whether you want to keep your pet safe, spy on its daily sojourns, or simply keep it entertained, there's bound to be something here that strikes your fancy.
Microsoft will roll out enhancements to its Hotmail Web mail service later this year, with an aim to reduce clutter and make it easier to send photos and handle Office documents. Here is a visual tour of Windows Live Hotmail's new look and features.
The Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, and Opposition leader, Tony Abbott, joined soccer star, Lucas Neil, and many others in Sydney’s Star City Casino to help the Sony Foundation fight youth cancer.
YouTube is celebrating its five-year anniversary. The Google-owned site was receiving eight million daily views within six months of launch and today has over 2 billion people checking out its site every day.
With more than a million units sold in less than a month, it's pretty clear that Apple's iPad touchscreen tablet has been a success so far. But Apple isn't the only company out there to develop a tablet, as there are several iPad alternatives on the market or in the works right now that could give the iPad a run for its money.
It’s one thing to know what the next iPhone is going to look like. It’s an entirely different matter to know what phones will be like a few years down the road.
Overclocking fanatics crowded into Kingpin Bowling at Darling Harbour, Sydney, to watch master overclockers push their hardware to the limit.
Researchers at the University of Washington and the University of California, San Diego, have taken a close look at the computer systems used to run today's cars and discovered new ways to hack into them, sometimes with frightening results. In a paper set to be presented at a security conference in Oakland, California, next week, the researchers say that by connecting to a standard diagnostic computer port included in late-model cars, they were able to do some nasty things, such as turning off the brakes, changing the speedometer reading, blasting hot air or music on the radio, and locking passengers in the car. For much of their testing, they simply put the test-car on blocks, pictured here.
Robots are always one of two things: unbelievably adorable, or terrifying, creepy, and ready to take over the world.
The old saying goes, "Be nice to geeks--you'll end up working for them someday." But in fiction, some geeks go on to even greater things, like fighting crime, changing history, or saving the world.
How former partners end up on opposite sides of the datacentre conversation
<i>ARN</i> takes a look at channel companies that have met their end in recent years.
ARN and Microsoft joined forces to run a special breakfast briefing for distribution and reseller staff on Selling for Success. Held at Sydney's Establishment Hotel, the event was attended by 50 representatives including CEOs, managing directors, senior sales and management individuals. Guests speakers were Microsoft director of partners, George Stavrakakis and Channel Dynamics director, Moheb Moses.
This year Intel held its Solutions Summit in Macau, China from April 27 - 29.
3D games are becoming more common on Google's Android OS, and in this slideshow we've gathered some of the best to get you started. Even those titles without snazzy graphics are pretty addictive. Let's take a look.
This slideshow looks at 10 of the nastiest viruses to hit our computers in the last decade and how each of them wreaked their own type of havoc for business and consumer users. From the LoveBug to Zotob and Conficker these are the viruses of your IT life.
Geek Haven hit Macau as Intel showcased products made by its resellers and OEM partners during its Solutions Summit
Symantec recently held its first Partner Engage event for the Asia-Pacific region in Sanya, China. Ten Australian partners were among the 150 who attended the conference from across the region.Attendees heard about industry trends, market opportunities and the security vendor’s strategy this year. During the gala dinner, acrobatic performers and drummers showed off their flexibility and tricks, while awards were presented to top performing channel organisations.
Portable by design, a laptop computer is a delicate, intricate machine that responds poorly to flames, freefalls, and blunt-force trauma (accidental or otherwise).
Before CES, Macworld Expo, Comdex, or Computex, game-changing inventions often made their public debut at the World's Fair. Since the London World Exposition of 1851, this celebration of culture and science has introduced countless marvels to the masses. Think the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, rocket ships, the steam engine, futuristic concept cars; even electricity. Here we'll focus on ideas that shaped some of the tech products and entertainment we enjoy today
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