CyberShack heads to CeBit
Ever wondered what goes on at the CEBIT trade show - go behind the scenes with us...
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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.
Ninemsn CEO quits
Tony Faure, the CEO of ninemsn has resigned. He is the third high profile employee to exit from the company in as many months...
Cyber Shack EP 436
Without cars in our life, we'd all find it hard to get from point A to point B. This week, we look at the future…
Powering Your Car In The Future
Ever wondered what you'll run your cars on in the future? This week, we take a look. And what does kart racing, plumbers, and banana…
Cyber Shack EP 435
Music, music everywhere and not a sound to hear. We're talking to some of the hottest acts in Australia to find out just what technology…
Music & Technology
This week, we're talking to some of the hottest acts in Australia to find out just what technology they're using. Plus, looking for a game…
Australian International Design Awards
An Australian-designed snowsports performance tracking device has taken out the top prize in this year's Australian International Design Awards.
We preview the HTC Diamond
We sat down with John Starkweather from Microsoft and he gave us a look at Windows Mobile 6.1 - on the spanking new HTC Diamond...
Mick Keelty the brunt of cyberjoke
Australian Federal Police Chief Mick Keelty has been the target of a cyberprank with his Wikipedia page labeling him a crack pot.
Monkey’s control robot arm with brain power
Scientists have trained monkeys to work a robotic arm by teaching the monkeys to use the power of their minds
Sex tops the Box Office
The long awaited feature film version of Sex and the City has walked away with the top spot at the US box office over the…
Universal Studios ablaze
A fire has hit Hollywood's Universal Studios, damaging movie sets, the company's video vaults and several backlots including the set for Back to the Future.
GPS leaves motorists stranded
According to reports in the Herald Sun, GPS units are sending unsuspecting motorists off the beaten track
We preview Rock Band
Ally and Leigh try their hand at EA's upcoming release - Rock Band
Grab a sneak peek at Battlefield Bad Company
Battlefield Bad Company is due to drop this June - check out a sneak peek at the action.
The rise of digital music
Meet the new star of the music scene - the digital download...
Review: Shine a Light
As concert movie experiences go, you can't do much better than watching Martin Scorsese's latest documentary, Shine A Light
No more CDs for Woolworths UK stores
The UK arm of the Woolworths' company announced yesterday that from August they will no longer sells CDs in store.
Soul under investigation
Soul Communications is under investigation by the Workplace Ombudsman for failing to pay wages and entitlements to staff.
Buzz goes portable
Sony bring their best selling console game, Buzz to the Playstation Portable, giving PSP owners the chance to test their trivia knowledge whilst on the…
Microsoft adds touch screen control
Probably one of the worst kept secrets of the IT industry was revealed yesterday by Bill Gates. Microsoft plans to give its next version of…
Telstra: conferencing by hologram
Telstra Chief Technology Officer Dr Hugh Bradlow appeared in front of an Adelaide audience today - not in the flesh - but as a hologram.
Trading Post launch online auction service
Sensis has launched an online auction service on its www.tradingpost.com.au website in the hopes of attracting disgruntled eBay users.
