Space loo finally fixed
Astronauts on the International Space Station have recently had to deal with a curly problem - their toilet stopped working
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Kung Fu Panda attacks the box office
Kung Fu Panda chopped its way through the opposition at the US box office knocking Indiana Jones and Sex and the City from the top…
Cyber Shack EP 437
Homes in the future will be very different. It might even be like The Jetsons. We find out what's happening. And the world is under…
Homes Of The Future
Have you ever wondered what homes of the future will be like? We'll take a look at that plus a new game where the world…
Race Driver GRID (PS3, Xbox 360, PC)
The cars are fast, the asphalt is sticky, and you're racing against the world's best. How will you do? It's time to hit the GRID.
Lost gadgets phone home
Lost and stolen gadgets are finding their way home to their owners thanks to automated tracking devices.
Waterless washing machines
Imagine washing your clothes with just a single cup of water... Meet the latest hero in white goods arena
Asus Lamborghini VX3
The looks of a Lamborghini with its own engine underneath. Could this be love at first sight?
Vodafone iPhone for prepay and contract
Vodafone will also launch the iPhone in Australia this July, with prepay and contract bundles available for purchase.
Optus announce iPhone for July
Optus and Apple today announced that they will bring the highly anticipated iPhone 3G to Australia on July 11.
Apple announce 3G iPhone
As predicted, Apple's CEO Steve Job announced the 3G Apple iPhone at the Apple Developers Conference today. Combining all the revolutionary features of iPhone with…
iPhone just days away for Australia?
With Steve Jobs tipped to reveal the new 3G version of the iPhone at Apple's Developer Conference on Monday how soon til we get the…
TV sets to get energy ratings
Environment Minister Peter Garrett announced today that without government action TV energy use would double in less than a decade.
Telstra says report is bogus
Yesterday The Australian newspaper reported that a proposed Telstra national broadband service would charge consumers 15% more than other suppliers.
Catch a look at Fracture
We reveal Lucas Arts' hugely anticipated new game, Fracture.
Intel reveal new cheap chip
Intel Asia Pacific VP, Navin Shenoy has announced a new low cost Atom processor aimed at the 'netbook' market.
State govt. won’t pay for PCs
While the federal government has committed 1.2 billion to ensure students around the country have access to computers, the State Governments say they wont chip…
Telstra to charge more for broadband
According to a report in The Australian, Telstra would need to charge consumers 15% more than other suppliers for the proposed broadband network
Jabra Bluetooth BT3030 headset
Jabra goes to war with their latest insertion into the bluetooth marketplace – a dog tag style stereo BT headset
Cars of Tomorrow
What does the future hold for the cars of the future?
CyberShack heads to CeBit
Ever wondered what goes on at the CEBIT trade show - go behind the scenes with us...
Boom Blox (Nintendo Wii)
Steven Spielberg wanted a way to play games the whole family can enjoy. Let's see how Boom Blox stax up...
Pirated copies of Sex in the City
NSW police have uncovered pirated copies of Sex in the City and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of Crystal Skulls in stores at Cabramatta.
Episode 08 03 – Cybernews
CyberNews - Ally and Charlie head to the Office of Film and Literature Classification to find out how games get classified. We also road test…
