Electronic prescriptions trialled in Darwin
In an effort to combat prescription fraud and dispensing errors, doctors in Darwin are taking part in a trial study to issue patient's prescriptions electronically.
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Get a sneak peek of the new X Files movie
Mulder and Scully continue their quest for the truth in the new X Files movie - X Files: I want to believe
Find your friends anytime via GPS
Forget the feds – from today you will be able to locate any of your friends at any time, provided they have subscribed to the…
Watch the new Facebreaker Trailer
Meet the latest characters in EA's new game, Facebreaker.
Singtel to bid for Broadband contract
Singtel has announced it may bid for the government's 4.7 billion broadband contract – putting it in competition with its own subsidiary Optus (who lead…
HP to buy EDS
Tech giant Hewlett Packard is in talks to acquire technology outsourcing company, Electronic Data Systems.
Facebook Connect v Friend Connect
On Friday, social networking site, Facebook announced the debut of Facebook Connect, a new technology for members to connect their profile data across the web
iPhone for Optus and Vodafone
After last week's announcement that Vodafone would be selling the iPhone in Australia, a second mobile carrier has been announced for the highly coveted handset.
Thieves caught on webcam
The Back to Mac service has proved a real winner for one customer after their laptop was stolen during a home robbery a few weeks…
Video games and violence link
Two Harvard psychologists have suggested it is not game playing teenage boys at risk of violent behaviour – but the inverse, debunking the violence and…
Australians shun 3G services
According to a report from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) more than two thirds of Australian mobile phone users with 3G capable phones…
Telstra pulls out of Federal Court appeal
Last September the ACCC took Telstra to court for misleading customers and deceptive marketing practices over an advertising campaign for their Next G service.
UK network ITV in phone comp scandal
British broadcaster ITV was fined a record 5.67 million pounds ($11.76 million) on Thursday for misleading viewers over premium rate TV phone-in services
Iinet buys Westnet
Internet service provider (ISP) iinet has announced plans to buy Perth based ISP, Westnet for the sum of $81 million.
First look at Mirror’s Edge
Meet Faith... She's a runner from the future and the star of EA's new first person action adventure game, Mirror's Edge. We give you the…
Dead Space – Behind the Scenes
Go behind the scenes on EA's new title Dead Space
Vodafone gets the iPhone
After months of speculation, Australia is finally getting an iPhone!
The Microbots are coming
Remember that scene in Minority Report where an army of spider-like bots go in search of Tom Cruise's character.... well it seems these microbots are…
Tech savvy kids shun classrooms
According to a report in today's Australian, tech savvy kids are suffering extreme boredom in the classroom.
We wanna know your fave sites!
Seen something entertaining on the web? Discovered something intriguing online? Then we wanna know...
Microsoft withdraws from Yahoo deal
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced yesterday that Microsoft had withdrawn its proposal to acquire Yahoo.
Optus wins the iPhone war?
News posted on CNET speculates that Optus will be the telco to win the battle for the iPhone.
Westpac blows 70million on IT
According to a report in today's Australian, Westpac Bank has confirmed that its technology costs have blown out by more than $70 million.
Tom Tom goes Google…
From today you can search for an address on Google Maps and send the info directly to your Tom Tom for later use.
