Watch That Tiny, $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action 
When Should You Buy Your Next Gadget? 
How To Destroy The Internet (But Please Don't) 
Aussie IT Pricing Inquiry Now Taking Submissions 
What Are The Most Stylish Laptops And Ultrabooks? 
Laptop Buying Guide 2012: How To Find The Right Laptop For You In response to this morning’s Google Car post, tipster George sent through a pic of this Mercedes with Linux licence plates. Considering the Merc would cost a lot more than the Holden, does that mean that Linux is better than Google?
Ruslan Kogan admits that he doesn’t make demand. He’s not someone who can come up with a product and make people want it. But when a company like Apple turns around and creates interest in a whole new segment of computing device, Kogan knows he can service that demand. And that’s what he’s going to do when he releases his Kogan tablet device.
Something is happening in PlayStation Network land this evening, and it isn’t good. Known cryptically as Error: 8001050F, all we know right now is it won’t allow users to log into their accounts or play online.
This seems to be a pretty good example of the difference between the NSW and Victorian state governments: In NSW, the government threatens to sue you for using government info in the development of applications. In Victoria, they offer you $100,000 prize money…
Yesterday afternoon at the Kickstart Forum up in Queensland, there was a bit of a panel discussion about the government’s IT policy over the past 12 months. You know, NBN, Internet Filter, structural separation of Telstra… All those things that mean we get to have a “Conroy” tag. On the panel were (among others) Senator Scott Ludlam from the Greens and Exetel chief John Linton, who thought the discussion would be a perfect opportunity to call all Labor voters “stupid” and argue that gamers have no life.
I’m up on the Gold Coast at the Hyatt Recency Sanctuary Cove for Kickstart 2010 today, which is why the Wrap is a little late today. There’s been some interesting stuff already, which you’ll probably read about today. Anyway, enough about that, onto the wrap:
Shuttle XS35 PC Is Only 33mm Thick Is it just me, or does 33mm sound thinner than it actually is.
Why Most Current Android Phones Will Never Get Flash 10.1 Because Steve won’t let… oh wait, that’s Apple…
Nikon D3s Review: A Light Stalker I wonder if camera porn is classified as a fetish?
The Terrifying Future Of Augmented Shopping We’re all doomed…
All U.S. Android Phones Reportedly Getting The Bump To 2.1 I doubt it. Also doubt it will happen in Australia…
So, the Sony Vaio P has a clone. Congrats, Sony! Too bad the mimicry ends with the aesthetics:
