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The Guardian offers ten essential gifs for comment interaction
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The Guardian offers ten essential gifs for comment interaction
Essential Linkage: Never read the comments may be a sensible motto for some, but if you are addicted to commenting, these gifs tend to sum it up pretty perfectly.
 
Coca Cola brings together India and Pakistan with technology and sweet, sweet cola
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Coca Cola brings together India and Pakistan with technology and sweet, sweet cola
The soft-drink empire finds a way to connect strangers on a political divide, and reward peace with fizzy beverages. Yay?
 
SWING lights look like they're in frozen motion
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SWING lights look like they're in frozen motion
We do love it when art, technology, and design collide - and we love it even better when that looks almost literal!
Mataerial 3D printer is a giant robot 3Doodler 
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by Stephen Graves  |  22 May 2013  |  Comment now
Remember the 3Doodler 3D printer pen? Now imagine it scaled up and attached to a robot arm.
 
Steve Jackson + Lego trains = geek heaven
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Steve Jackson + Lego trains = geek heaven

by David Hollingworth  |  21 May 2013  |  Comment now
It seems one of the most important men in pen-and-paper gaming is also a Lego fan. Excellent.
Inside the real Google I/O 
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20 May 2013  |  Comment now
Think Google I/O is all about swanky hardware launches? Think again. Swiftkey's Joe Braidwood takes a look at the event from the developer's point of view
Telstra supports International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia 
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Telstra supports International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia

by David Hollingworth  |  17 May 2013  |  Comment now
Australia's most iconic telco comes out in support of the queer community.
Google Play Music All Access takes aim at Spotify 
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by Luke Edwards  |  16 May 2013  |  Comment now
Google ups its music streaming game with All Access... and hopes you're not too attached to your Spotify subscription.
10 things we’ve learnt about Google’s future from I/O 
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by Sam Kieldsen  |  16 May 2013  |  Comment now
So Google’s three-hour plus keynote address is over. We ponder some of its ramifications over a much-needed coffee...
PC & Tech Authority - still the best technology magazine in Australia! 
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PC & Tech Authority - still the best technology magazine in Australia!

by David Hollingworth  |  14 May 2013  |  Comment now
Not to mention with the best technology reviewer in the country, to boot, as our two awards from last week's IT Journo Awards proves.
YouTube introduces paid channels 
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by Sam Kieldsen  |  10 May 2013  |  Comment now
Pilot scheme for subscription-based channels starts today – but only with a small group available at first.
Facebook rumoured to buy Waze for US$1bn 
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by Esat Dedezade  |  10 May 2013  |  Comment now
Facebook looks set to flaunt its cash by picking up the social-centric mapping company Waze. But can it help you find true friends?
5 YouTube channels we’d be happy to pay for 
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by Sam Kieldsen  |  9 May 2013  |  Comment now
With YouTube seemingly set for paid channels, we look at the ones we love – and the ones that subscription might improve.
 
Watching Spock curse and sing about Bilbo Baggins is the best thing you'll do today
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Watching Spock curse and sing about Bilbo Baggins is the best thing you'll do today

by David Hollingworth  |  8 May 2013  |  Comment now
The new ad for Audi's latest high-tech car stars a very competitive Leonard Nimoy and Zach Quinto.
Can we please stop the geek-shaming? 
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Can we please stop the geek-shaming?

by David Hollingworth  |  8 May 2013  |  Comment now
Opinion: Toshiba launched a new range of laptops and all-in-ones today - aimed at people who "have no life".
Peeling the Onion: A look at the Tor Project 
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Peeling the Onion: A look at the Tor Project

by Luke Millanta  |  6 May 2013  |  Comment now
LUKE MILLANTA delves into the good, the bad and the ugly aspects of the anonymous internet.
New list of soon-to-be NBN-enabled suburbs released 
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New list of soon-to-be NBN-enabled suburbs released

by David Hollingworth  |  6 May 2013  |  Comment now
The NBN Co has just released a nation-wide list of locations to get connected by 2016 - do you make the cut?
The Hornsleth Deep Storage Project is deeply, darkly, weird 
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The Hornsleth Deep Storage Project is deeply, darkly, weird

by David Hollingworth  |  2 May 2013  |  Comment now
When art and science collide 11 kilometers below the surface of the sea... things get odd.
Netflix's Ted Sarandos talks Arrested Development, 4K and reviving old shows 
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by Luke Edwards  |  2 May 2013  |  Comment now
Firefly? The Dark Tower? Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos talks about where he'd like to take the streaming video service next.
Computer says no: automated essay grading in the world of MOOCs 
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Computer says no: automated essay grading in the world of MOOCs

by Mark Gregory  |  29 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
An essay you submit in an online course might not be graded by humans but by computers instead.
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