Cash

Science

The Money Of The Future Will Shine Like Crazy

5:00AM December 13, 2011 | Brent Rose

The Blue Morpho butterfly shines such a brilliant blue it almost seems electric. Its secret? Microscopic holes that play with light in an incredible way. And by using nanotechnology, we can replicate those same effects on printed objects, like money. Bling! More »


Online

Aussie Spending Up Big Online

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10:25AM October 18, 2011 | Alex Kidman

The traditional retailers might not like it, but we’re increasingly becoming a nation of online shoppers. According to PayPal, a nation of extremely big spending online shoppers. More »


Online

Aussie Online Stores Made A Lot Of Cash Last Year

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5:00PM June 23, 2011 | Nick Broughall

According to the ABS, Aussie online stores sold $143 billion worth of goods in the 09/10 financial year. And Gerry Harvey reckons there’s no money in the web… More »


News

Apple Market Value Bests Intel And Microsoft Combined

4:00AM June 5, 2011 | Jack Loftus

As the market closed on Friday, something pretty remarkable (but believable) happened: Apple’s market value was more than Intel and Microsoft, combined. More »


Software

Hacker Develops Program To Make ATMs Spit Out Free Cash

6:49AM July 30, 2010 | Casey Chan

ATMs use computers. Computers have weaknesses. Hackers exploit weaknesses. See where this is going? A hacker developed software that can force an ATM’s computer to give free cash. Luckily for banks, he showed off his technique at the Black Hat conference. More »


Count Your Coins With This Digital Piggy Bank

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11:30AM May 11, 2010 | Nick Broughall

If you’re a bit of a miser, you probably enjoy counting up all your spare change. But why would you bother when you could have this piggy bank, which counts the coins for you. More »


Gadgets

Smart Cash Register Knows Who You Are and How Best to Empty Your Wallet

10:30AM January 11, 2009 | Andi Wang

Mixing real life shopping with the Internet’s “up-selling” capabilities, Intel’s cash register is able to recognise you and give Amazon-esque recommendations, based on things you’ve purchased in the past.

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