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To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the first consumer mobile phone on the market, news.com.au is running a “then and now” picture gallery celebrating first-time technologies and their modern counterparts. Neat.
Just one day before Intel’s IDF conference, AMD dropped a little bit of a bomb on us, confirming that they will bring hexa-core processors to consumer computers. Even better, they’ll be backwards compatible with existing AM3 and AM2+ motherboards.
It could be me. It could be my printers. Or it could be Snow Leopard. I’m sending out a call to Snow Leopard-using Gizmodians to gather a consensus on what is going on here. Did Snow Leopard mess with your printer profiles?
MSI’s Wind U110 was a perfectly fine netbook when it was released in January, but the newer Toshiba NB205 and HP Mini 5101 make it look outdated. MSI updated the U110 with a 15-hour, 9-cell battery, but is that enough?
Following the somewhat wishy-washy advisory of a Netflix app coming for iPhone, like, “some day” (vapourware, anyone?) comes the news that iDumpit is offering Blackberry users an Australian shopping app.
Anyone who’s ever attended a Styx concert can tell you that lasers and smoke are both integral components to any musical act. But now compressed audio pioneer David Schwartz is squeezing the tech into microphones to achieve higher fidelity recording.
Haven’t embraced digital radio yet? Perhaps you don’t really care? Perhaps you don’t have the right device? The former is your problem, but OXX Digital can help with the latter, having recently appointed its new Australian distributors.
