Ethical iPhone protests hit Apple stores: Daisey told ZDNet Australia that a first-hand trip to Foxconn saw him ... http://t.co/2FKFeSrZ
Optus attacked over council cable costs - Sutherland Shire Council is locked in a stalemate with Optus over the $110... http://t.co/vSc1IhbC
We'll build it, but will they come? http://t.co/0w28x1Ay
Why a $25 computer means revolution http://t.co/QMSqOLaq
We'll build it, but will they come?: I hate to rain on anybody's parade, but the New Zealand Government has unco... http://t.co/1vt5r0W1
by http://t.co/vmlQ0Ecb: We'll build it, but will they come?: I hate to rain on anybody's parade, but the New Zea... http://t.co/7dEGwqqF
Review: Chrome 17, faster than ever, more secure than ever. http://t.co/9HZCYssv
The end of an era as Kodak discontinues camera business http://t.co/dl7yyd7t
Optus attacked over council cable costs: Sutherland Shire Council is locked in a stalemate with Optus over the $... http://t.co/3kpAuwwD
Optus attacked over council cable costs: Sutherland Shire Council is locked in a stalemate with Optus over the $... http://t.co/Xv4IwDP9
Do more lax Australian #privacy laws hurt international business? http://t.co/Uo2t14TP #law
In only 3 months. Yowsers! (And I am one of them) RT @zdnetaustralia: Vodafone sheds 30K more customers: http://t.co/r1CArZg6 #vodafail
"BUT WE'RE SPENDING A BILLION DOLLARS TO BUILD A NEW NETWORK" RT @zdnetaustralia @Vodafone_au sheds 30K more customers: http://t.co/zbF32yQh
RT @zdnetaustralia: Vodafone sheds 30K more customers: http://t.co/hkaD9EeK
Sutherland Shire Council is locked in a stalemate with Optus over the $110,000 cost of a cable replacement http://t.co/zxYTZaJj
Won't that improve the service? RT @zdnetaustralia: Vodafone sheds 30K more customers: http://t.co/cZtRLzPJ
RT @zdnetaustralia: Vodafone sheds 30K more customers: http://t.co/hkaD9EeK
by http://t.co/vmlQ0Ecb: Optus attacked over council cable costs: Sutherland Shire Council is locked in a stalema... http://t.co/CIwHzp5S
Surely Vodafone knew this would happen... the customers certainly did! I jumped ship as soon as I could. http://t.co/ehCrfX2T
It's pretty funny that a local council would think a verbal agreement with Optus was sufficient. http://t.co/Nasa1I9t
Vodafone sheds 30K more customers: http://t.co/hkaD9EeK
RT @zdnetaustralia: Vodafone sheds 30K more customers: http://t.co/hkaD9EeK
RT @CTAspley: Apple set to announce the iPad 3 in early March http://t.co/yTZVTkE3
Ethical iPhone protests hit Apple stores: http://t.co/MjtFB4r7
RT @zdnetaustralia: Ethical iPhone protests hit Apple stores: http://t.co/MjtFB4r7
RT @zdnetaustralia: Kodak discontinues camera business http://t.co/jqKWDFO7 < my very first camera was a Kodak instamatic
Apple set to announce the iPad 3 in early March http://t.co/yTZVTkE3
Interpol defends voluntary filter: ZDNet Australia http://t.co/ovXm1UHb (Badly, really.)
Aussie activists call for "ethical iPhone": Activists today gathered at the Apple Store in Sydney's CBD to deliv... http://t.co/KgfQQWdu
Aussie activists call for "ethical iPhone": Activists today gathered at the Apple Store in Sydney's CBD to deliv... http://t.co/zbKQLRhX
RT @zdnetaustralia: Why a $25 computer means revolution http://t.co/ufWQdLzT
RT @zdnetaustralia: Google is reportedly getting ready to take on Dropbox with its own cloud-based storage service http://t.co/qEoMRSk4
Why a $25 computer means revolution: And just as the electronics have shrunk, so has the price — opening up the ... http://t.co/kdvMBPEm
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Good article and some good comments guys. The lazy, monopolistic bullies that are bleating about this (TA, AFL, NRL, CA etc) need a reali...
Lax data privacy laws hurt Australia: Australia may be setting a bad example and limiting its ... http://t.co/0OTpy0W7 #Data #Protection
The Raseberry has a great role in automating heating and cooling systems, and in process control.
Just get a few termisters along with an...
invention these appreciate Every using after Numerous Not well ordering customer any custom route do make these current can consider of N...
I'd say a reasonable amount of it would be. In the Queensland Department of Education's case, it said it was trying to make as much of it...
Great article, Suzanne—couldn’t agree more. It is only logical for organisations – private or public-- to take a long, hard look â€...
Every example of action against child molesters in this story related to internet protocols other than the www. This filter then achieves...
Soooo... it's okay for Apple to demand use of technologies and designs falling under competitors patents (considered "standards"), but on...
But I am having an intelligent conversation young fibes, my point is the lofty goal that all are equal is unfortunately not so. That is w...
May be so, but we do need to lighten up some of these people who are so serious. poor old fibretech nearly brings tears to the eyes and j...
The latest MS Windows update for XP tries hard to persuade you to update. For those machines that already have IE8 loaded it tries to re-...
Will be interesting to see if he drives the qld gov political IT agenda or looks to address the IT challenges being faced by qld gov agen...
So angry! NOKIA has forgotten the main purpose and the user function, and instead prioritised their industry level concerns.
I bought my...
I get what you mean in your context, meski. If the filter is like speed cameras, then people can alternately take side streets and back r...
Remind me again how people can get to a leadership position with absolutely no practical knowledge?
I would ask Alexander how he intends...
I was reading about DMARC at http://www.unlocktheinbox.com/resources/dmarc.aspx,
perhaps they should try to implement something like this...
As you can tell, I'm a big follower. For AFL read NRL.
Im not sure if David Gallop realises he now works for the AFL.
That assumes that people see the stop sign. If you're using proxies, or whatever *all* the time, then these stop signs will never be obs...
The advanced remote controlled machines reduce the human working rate from hazardous environment.
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Oz is a very conservative place. We still predominately buy the Holden branded car, even though everyone knows it's not really made here.
We just love our brand names, and Microsoft is one of them. The penguin will need a well known household name media supporter like Edna or Kylie, if it is to make inroads into the Oz psyche, otherwise when the rest of the world has abandoned Windows, we will invite Bill to become our next Governor General.