Brains boosted by the net
A new study reveals that using the Internet is good for your brain.
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Ringo gives fans the brush off
Former Beatles' drummer Ringo Starr has released an online video warning fans not to send him any further fan mail
Loud music can damage your hearing
It comes at no surprise to hear that European scientists have declared loud music can damage your hearing...
New way to stop motorists using their phones
New software can detect whether or not you're using your mobile phone in your car, and will ask the mobile network to hold all your…
Text messages saving elephants
Kenya's marauding elephants are being halted before they wreak havoc on local farmer's harvests thanks to mobile phone technology.
AC DC’s latest album leaked
AC/DC's latest album has hit a little snag called the Internet.
Catholic pain subject to divine intervention
Being holy can take the pain away. Ask Catholics.
Analogue TV on the way out!
The Government's Digital Switchover Taskforce has finally reported its recommendations to Communications Minister Stephen Conroy. Conroy is expected to announce the date for region by…
iPhone apps with ads?
The Aussie developers of iPhone application, Gasbag, could be amongst the first to serve up ads on their app to Australian punters.
Australian International Motorshow
The Motorshow hit town last week and Cybershack was there to capture the action. Check out the pics...
Star Trek to air full episodes on YouTube
Grab your tricorders and set phasers to stun because YouTube is airing full-length episodes of Star Trek in time for the movie
Norton 2009: a gamer’s review
SGL gamers put Norton Internet Security 2009 to the test - here's one gamer's experience...
Valkyria Chronicles
Check out this clip from Sega's Valkyria Chronicles.
Mirror’s Edge
Will you beat Sebastian Foucan in the time trial mode?
Norton 2009: a gamer’s review 2
Norton gave members of SGL the chance to take home a copy of Norton Internet Security 2009 for evaluation. Here's one member's verdict.
Subliminal ads do exist, and TV stations use them
Channel Ten have been caught using subliminal advertising during last year's broadcast of the ARIA Awards.
Hacker has his day in court
David Kernell- the 20 year old son of a Memphis State Democrat Mike Kernell, has plead not guilty to hacking Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Sarah…
Telstra launches 3G news service
Today, Telstra introduced a 24 hour streaming news service for their Next G Mobile customers.
Blackberry Storm in Australia for November
Vodafone have announced they will be releasing the new Blackberry Storm to the Australian market this November - at a lower price point than the…
Stressed worker takes revenge
David Anthony McIntosh the Computer Engineer behind the cyber sabotage of Northern Territory government computer systems revealed his actions were motivated by revenge.
YouTube to sell music & games
YouTube is set to be more than just video with the announcement that Google will start selling music & games through their YouTube service.
Car that flies on the market next year
The Terrafugia Transition flying car is set to hit the market next year - and yes, it really can fly.
Computer blamed for airplane malfunction
Authories are blaming a computer malfunction for the mid-air emergency on a Qantas jet that injured more than 50 people on Tuesday.
Nintendo points won’t be interchangeable
Planning to buy software for both the Nintendo DSi and the Wii? Well you'll need two lots of points for that.
