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Developers Cubed: Unlocking The eVault
Gizmodo’s Developers Cubed series offers a behind the scenes look into Australia’s up and coming dev scene. This week: Ron Voon from Rocket Innovation Group explains how he shifted into app development after spotting an all-too-rare gap in the market.
Developers Cubed: Hack Your Relationship With WeSync
Gizmodo’s Developers Cubed series offers a behind the scenes look into Australia’s up and coming dev scene. This week: we talk to the developer of a new relationships app released just in time for Valentine’s Day that helps couples work on their relationship. Inside he gives us great advice about the next big thing, turns out that it doesn’t have to be for everyone to be a success.
How Gotye Made His Grammy Award-Winning Album: In A Barn In Victoria
Aussie music sensation, Gotye, yesterday picked up three Grammy awards for his awesome tunes, including one for his chart-topping hit, Somebody That I Used To Know. That you already know, but I bet you didn’t know that Gotye got his start in his parent’s barn, tinkering with synths, old tape recording equipment and some of the weirder sounds known to music to record his album Making Mirrors. This is Gotye’s musical journey.
The ABC Wants A Game Designer For A ‘Major New Initiative’ This Year
Mention “Ultimo” and “video games” together and your first thoughts go immediately to Team Bondi, the now-defunct developer behind 2011′s LA Noire. But that’s the past. In the present, we’re associating them with the ABC and the game designer role it’s looking to fill. The ABC? Making games? Interesting indeed.
Inside The Warmest 100: How These Guys Predicted Australia’s Biggest Music Countdown
Every year on Australia Day, it is a cultural tradition that folks from around the nation gather around their barbecues, eskies and pools to listen to the Triple J Hottest 100 countdown. Voted by the listeners, the Hottest 100 is the premier music countdown in the country, and when Triple J added social sharing features for voters to share their picks, four guys figured out they could track the countdown. This is how x guys went from being ordinary developers to the Nate Silvers of Australian music, picking 92 out of the 100 tracks.
The Couple That Codes Together Stays Together
Meet Matchmaker Millie: the brain child of married couple Chen-Po Sun and Ee-Leng Chang and their indie dev label, Games for Gummie. They went into the app business together and this week, Developers Cubed investigates if their relationship helps or hurts their endeavours.




















