Friday, August 17th, 2012
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The coolest and craziest of CES 2012
While we get to see some brilliant new tech at CES every year, by far the most fun part is when it veers left-of-centre. Here are some of the coolest and craziest gadgets we saw at CES 2012.
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iRobot updates Looj gutter bot, entry-level Roomba
iRobot is updating its Looj gutter cleaner, a leaf-churner extraordinaire that reduces the time it takes to unclog your gutters.. The Looj 330 has an increased communication range, and saves yo...
August 16, 2012, 10:50 am -
Australian Government pays less for tech
The Australian Government has volume-sourcing deals with Microsoft and other providers, meaning that it pays less than 50 per cent of the cost with which Australian consumers are slugged.
August 16, 2012, 10:18 am -
NASA rover successfully lowered to surface of Mars
In an unparalleled technological triumph, a 1-tonne nuclear-powered rover the size of a small car was lowered to the surface of Mars.
August 6, 2012, 4:52 pm -
Dropbox confirms it was hacked, offers users help
When a few hundred Dropbox users began receiving spam emails about online casinos and gambling sites two weeks ago, it seemed like something was up. And indeed, there was. (Credit: Dropbox) ...
August 2, 2012, 9:13 am -
Foxtel's IPTV revolution
This month, Foxtel announced that it would make channels available via Samsung smart TV, adding another IPTV offering alongside its existing relationship with Xbox 360.
July 27, 2012, 10:36 am -
What the DNSChanger malware is, and why you should care
Now nearly five years old, DNSChanger still infects hundreds of thousands of computers. Read our FAQ to learn what this malware is, and how to stop it.
July 9, 2012, 2:55 pm -
Smart home of the future faces hurdles
The "home of the future" is on the way. But how long will it take to get here?
July 5, 2012, 12:46 pm -
Cybercrime moves to the cloud
Researchers say that criminals are moving their malware heavy lifting from end-user PCs to servers in the cloud. (Credit: Terra Green , GNU LGPLv2.1 ; CBSi) The same flexibility and freedom that c...
July 5, 2012, 12:46 pm -
Microsoft Research: laptops more reliable than desktops, faster CPUs fail quicker
For reasons known only to the great churning of the internet, a paper published in April 2011 and presented at EuroSys 2011 has only just bubbled to the top of web consciousness and looks into consume...
July 5, 2012, 12:46 pm -
Is your new rental home tech-ready?
Moving into a new rental property? Make sure you perform your due diligence, because some landlord obligations (or lack thereof) may surprise you.
May 24, 2012, 1:59 pm -
Wireless streaming: A How-To
Once upon a time, it was considered quite a task just to get videos you'd downloaded to play well on your TV.
May 21, 2012, 2:31 pm -
Bad reception: a TV antenna FAQ
You may have the newest, shiniest television on your street, but it will be all for nought if you can't receive free-to-air digital TV.
May 21, 2012, 11:43 am -
Save power with smart-sensing power boards and timers
With power bills on the rise and ever more tech gadgets entering the home, it can pay to be power conscious.
May 17, 2012, 9:51 am
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And for those of you who are screaming that Apple is stupid for changing it and in turn in rendering all old connection device void, you just keep on using your PS2 mouse, won't make any difference to us.
This new port will accept the USB for charging and data, but most likely also have additional points for a proprietary connector of similar size for additional data throughput.
And there will be an overpriced dongle to attach older devices. Great for my car cable, not so great for my small bookshelf stereo where the iDevice sits in a cradle. (By way of example. I still have iPods that fit in it that I'll keep using even after I upgrade my phone.)
I will not buy an iPhone with a slightly bigger screen and 4G. It must be better than the Galaxy.
So I think the iPhone 5 (or "NEW iPhone" if you prefer) will be a hit with Apple fans, but I don't think its enough for Apple to just have a phone that holds it's own against the competition...they needed something truly outstanding...and I don't think they have it.
So just curious, do you have inside knowledge on what the next iPhone is or isn't going to be, or are you basing your assessment on rumors? This pic of a supposed iPhone is just another in a long line of leaked iPhones. And the rumors of what the new phone will or will not have in features is also just rumors. I hold judgement until Apple officially releases it. These rumor mills are just that, rumor producing mills.
What does not make this better than the Galaxy S3?
The question to ask yourself, is this "real", or is it a way to try to detract from what's going on now...?
What a breakthrough.
You can tell by looking at the "MAPS" icon or the "Clock" iconon the home screen.
IOS6 the icon has changed .....
I would also like to add that I find it odd that the picture just happens to be centered in front of a laptop with a windows 7 logo heh
The picture above looks more like iphone 4Sp2 (patch 2). Not iphone 5
I doubt that is real. It could be something APPLE leak out to confuse their competitors who are just copying everything they make.
If they had in their hands a real iphone 5, they would find someone with a DSLR to take real photos.
I highly doubt that is the case...but I don't think I would be able to stop laughing if new phones/pmps/tablets started coming out with the old iDock connector. Apple would have given all of their competition a near unlimited accessory base and brought serious question into whether we should buy into the new system.