Online to be regulated
The Federal Government has announced plans for a code of conduct to regulate online and mobile phone content. It's likely a classification system similar to…
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Spore creatures multiply
According to reports in today's SMH, the number of creatures in the Spore creature creator database now outnumber the known species on Earth.
More IT jobs being outsourced OS
The National Australia Bank may halve their local IT department in the next five years, with plans to outsource jobs to India.
Optus network goes offline
If you're with the Optus network and had trouble using your mobile yesterday -you weren't alone... A worker accidentally severed a fibre optic cable yesterday…
One millionth iPhone 3G sold!
Three days after the launch of the Apple iPhone 3G, the company have announced that they sold their one millionth iPhone 3G on Sunday.
Are your ears burning?
Several customers have reported overheating issues with their Nokia 6120 and 6210 mobile phones. One customer reported the problem as being so bad it caused…
R.I.P world’s oldest blogger
Olive Riley of Woy Woy on the NSW Central Coast, better known as the world's oldest blogger has passed away at the age of 108.
Ex-HP exec steal IBM secrets
Reuters reports that a former HP Vice President, Atul Malhotra, has plead guilty to stealing trade secrets whilst working for IBM and then sharing that…
Yahoo rejects Microsoft bid
Yahoo has rejected a "take it or leave it' bid from Microsoft that would have called for a massive restructuring of the Yahoo business model.
Check out the latest Dell products
including this swish Dell Crystal Monitor
Cyber Shack EP 441
Fifty years ago, our offices were filled with paperclips, pens, and typewriters. What's changed? We'll get trapped with our game reviewer Leigh inside a parallel…
How The Office Is Changing
Fifty years ago, our offices were filled with paper clips and typewriters. What's changed? All that plus a game that'll change your perspective, news, loads…
Cyber Shack EP 440
What technology does your dog & cat have in them already? We'll find out what as well as what might just replace your pet in…
Pet-tech
What's the technology behind dogs & cats and what might you be playing with a few years from now? All that plus Solid Snake returns,…
The iPhone has landed
If you've never queued for concert tickets, then you may be scratching your head at the notion of a 1000 or so people queuing up…
Australia’s worst TV comp winner
The folk at Samsung have spoken and the winner of Australia's Worst TV competition has been chosen.
CyberShack looks at the iPhone
CyberShack takes a look at one of the most awaited phones to ever hit Australia... and we do it by comparing it to its little…
Your Home Theatre… But Wireless
Not all of us can afford a Home Theatre PC so if you've wanted to link your computer and your big screen & sound, here's…
Beyond the Game
Established in the year 2000, the World Cyber Games are a celebration of e-sports that takes gaming to a whole new level.
Fallout 3 Banned
The Office of Film & Literature Classification have done it again; that's one more game that won't be reaching our shores unedited any time soon.
Optus Launchs iPhone midnight Thursday
Thanks to our time zone, Australians will be amongst the first to sample Apple's new 3G iPhone.
Lost footage from Metropolis recovered
Two Argentinian film fans have discovered three reels from German Filmmaker Fritz Lang's classic, sci-fi, Metropolis. The reels feature footage that was believed to be…
Youtube inciting youth crimewave?
Violent crime amongst youth is on the rise and websites like Facebook and YouTube are to blame; according to a report to be presented at…
Blackmarket credit card dealings increase
The Australian reports that cyber criminals are buying and selling bank account details and credit card info on the blackmarket.
