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50 Essential Online Services 
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50 Essential Online Services

by Jenneth Orantia  |  19 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Every day there are more and more services popping up online that can make your life easier. Whether its accounting or entertainment, we’ve got the best for you.
How to: Start scripting with Windows PowerShell 
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How to: Start scripting with Windows PowerShell

by Mark Newton  |  18 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
PowerShell is a versatile scripting language for administering Windows. Mark Newton demonstrates what it can do for you.
This crowd-sourced music video is all about your cursor 
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This crowd-sourced music video is all about your cursor

by David Hollingworth  |  17 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Do Not Touch celebrates the cursor, while also making you feel pretty good.
The future of digital is… paper 
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The future of digital is… paper View all Stuff Articles

by Luke Edwards  |  17 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Fujitsu has developed a finger recognition system that turns any piece of paper into a touchscreen
Apple iRadio to start streaming soon? 
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Apple iRadio to start streaming soon? View all Stuff Articles

by Luke Edwards  |  15 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Watch out Pandora and Spotify, Apple is about to sign Universal Music – with Warner soon to follow
The visual effects secrets of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey 
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The visual effects secrets of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey View all Stuff Articles

by Stephen Graves  |  12 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
We talk to VFX supervisor Joe Letteri about bringing Gollum, Smaug and goblins to life for Peter Jackson's return to Middle-Earth.
How to cure a disease with your smartphone 
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How to cure a disease with your smartphone View all Atomic Articles

by Brett Winterford  |  10 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Can altruism thrive in the age of the Bitcoin?
The Coalition’s NBN policy is a triumph of short-termism over long-term vision 
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The Coalition’s NBN policy is a triumph of short-termism over long-term vision

by Peter Gerrand  |  10 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Yesterday, the Coalition launched its blueprint for the national broadband network, which will have lower access speeds but will be cheaper to build. But is it good policy?
Inside this issue - Watch what you want, when you want! 
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Inside this issue - Watch what you want, when you want!

by David Hollingworth  |  10 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
PC & Tech Authority is on sale now, and we explain how getting around geoblocking works.
Coalition unveils long-awaited NBN policy 
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Coalition unveils long-awaited NBN policy

by Allie Coyne  |  10 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
User pays for FTTP in a disappointing alternative to Labor's version.
 
Elysium trailer makes us mourn Neil Blomkamp's Halo movie all over again...
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Elysium trailer makes us mourn Neil Blomkamp's Halo movie all over again... View all Atomic Articles

by David Hollingworth  |  10 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Game... I mean Movie Trailer: Matt Damon's new Blomkamp-directed sci-fi epic is looking suitably awesome.
At last, the US Navy is going to mount a real laser on a warship 
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At last, the US Navy is going to mount a real laser on a warship

by David Hollingworth  |  9 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
OMGPEWPEW, at long last, after trials and no small tribulations, the laser age is upon us. Or it will be next year.
Panasonic backs art-based solar panel project 
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Panasonic backs art-based solar panel project

by David Hollingworth  |  8 Apr 2013  |  Comment now
Art and technology collide at the Milano Salone furnishing and design exhibition.
Google - controlling your language since about now 
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Google - controlling your language since about now

by David Hollingworth  |  27 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
Internet giant Google has just effectively vetoed a new word about to be added to the Swedish language.
All hail the robot snake 
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All hail the robot snake View all Stuff Articles

by Luke Edwards  |  26 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
This cantankerous creature is able to grip poles after it’s thrown at them – that’s right, there’s no escape for your puny fleshy neck
Drones form giant Star Trek symbol in the sky – bow in fear 
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Drones form giant Star Trek symbol in the sky – bow in fear View all Stuff Articles

by Esat Dedezade  |  26 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
Marvel at the wonders of our new robot overlords as they come together to craft one of the geekiest symbols known to humanity.
Microsoft to pricing inquiry - we charge big bucks because we can 
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Microsoft to pricing inquiry - we charge big bucks because we can

by David Hollingworth  |  22 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
At least Microsoft is being pretty up front about charging what it can, because it can.
ACS offers free indemnity insurance for young IT workers  
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ACS offers free indemnity insurance for young IT workers

by Brett Winterford  |  22 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
Bundles protection against lawsuits into ACS membership.
Adobe to government: our pricing is our business 
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Adobe to government: our pricing is our business

by David Hollingworth  |  22 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
Adobe faces government inquiry into IT pricing, and plays a very dodgy game of obfuscation.
Apple announces price-matching policy in the oddest way possible 
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Apple announces price-matching policy in the oddest way possible

by David Hollingworth  |  22 Mar 2013  |  Comment now
Did anyone else know that Apple Stores operated a price matching policy? No - neither did we.
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