North Korea Defies World, Launches Rocket (Updated: It Failed) 
Facebook Buys Instagram For $US1b [Updated] 
F-18 Crashes Into US Apartments And Explodes 
Police Have Started Wardriving For Unsecured Networks In Queensland 
John Linton Dies: Farewell To An Aussie Tech Legend 
It's Time For Apple To Stop Patent Trolling Yahoo Launches Axis Browser For iOS And Chrome, And It Actually Doesn’t Suck What about an Android version, guys?
Fortune: Executives ‘Blown Away’ By Apple’s New Products I’m genuinely surprised that Apple does this.
The Private Rocker Is A Perfect Place To Escape The Office Buy two and put them together face to face for an awesome, rocking bed!
Augmented Reality Muppets Band-Aids Distract Your Kids From Pain Alex, our resident Muppets fanatic, is gonna love this one.
Being Deaf: How Different The World Is Without Hearing Today I learnt to appreciate all the senses God gave me.
Are You A True Cyberpunk? Consult This ’90s Guide To Find Out Damn, not even close.
Windows 8 Boots So Fast You Can’t Access The BIOS Menu Boot times that are too fast? Bet you never thought you’d see that headline.
The Huge Difference Between Food In The 1950s And Today Why did everyone start increasing portions in the first place anyway?
Rugged Android Tablet Redefines Tonka-Tough… And Ugly Perfect for the kids then?
Why Aeroplanes Still Have Ashtrays In The Bathrooms No, it’s not so you can have a sneaky puff mid-flight. Oh.
Facebook IPO Nosedive Gets Facebook IPO Class-Action Lawsuit *shakes head*
It’s been more and more apparent that there was some shady — though not necessarily illegal! — activity from Facebook’s bank advisors in the lead-up to the company’s IPO last week. And now, investors who got the shaft are trying to get their money back through the courts.
Carlos Bueno wants your 5-year-old to think like a programmer. By day, Bueno is a Facebook engineer. He helps hone software on the servers underpinning the world’s largest social network. But he moonlights as a children’s author.
Since the start of the week, Facebook’s stock price has been sinking like an anti-social stone. Despite NASDAQ’s open admission about screwing up the offering, the Wall Street Journal is pointing its finger higher up the chain.
Even though four people died trying to climb Mount Everest last weekend, and even if reaching the summit costs more than a Porsche, it’s not stopping people from attempting to scale the highest point on Earth. In fact, there’s so many people trying to climb Mount Everest that it’s causing a human traffic jam.
