Technology
Is this the next Apple iPad?
PHOTOS of what is purported to be the new version of Apple's iPad have been leaked on the internet in China.
Postcards just a phone snap away
TWO Melbourne printers have invented an iPhone app that turns digital pictures taken on the phone into postcards.
So tweet - Japan aims for robots in space
JAPAN plans to send a humanoid robot into space so it can communicate with people on Earth via Twitter.
Cyber criminals winning online war
THE easygoing nature of Australian consumers is making us vulnerable targets to increasingly sophisticated internet thugs.
Two tablets to give Apple a headache
TECH-SAVVY Australians will have their pick of tablets this year after another two were unveiled at the world's largest mobile phone show yesterday.
iPhone app for frazzled new mothers
FRAZZLED new mums can now harness the power of their iPhone to take the stress out of raising their bundle of joy.
Phone users blind to hacking risks
SMARTPHONE fanatics may be getting "mugged" by their own mobile, according to a new study.
Two more tablets in the cabinet
CONSUMERS will get their pick of tablets with two more unveiled at the world's largest mobile phone show.
Telstra flags 3D, faster speeds
MOBILE phones are poised to take two giant leaps forward in Australia this year, with downloads tripling in speed and 3D phone screens you can see without the aid of glasses.
Telstra vows to plug that hole
TELSTRA has pledged to fix a phone service black hole over some of Adelaide's most prestigious suburbs.
3D phone - with no need for glasses
IT is the smartphone with just as many bells and whistles as Apple's iPhone - and also an extra dimension.
Telstra to launch super-fast 4G
TELSTRA chief David Thodey has unveiled plans for a ground-breaking 4G network today in a move experts are hailing as "a game changer".
New gadgets aimed at your hip pocket
A PLAYSTATION games machine that makes calls, a serious iPad competitor, and a challenge to Google's Android army have been presented in Barcelona.
Video games are serious business
FAMILY fun ruled last year, with Australians splurging more than $1.7 billion on video games.
3DS pure class and no glasses
NINTENDO has taken the wraps off its revolutionary new 3D hand-held games gadget.
Papa Smurf's devious app rip-off
AN app based on the Smurfs cartoon is charging children up to $119 each time they tap to buy virtual berries.
Computer geeks take more road risks
COMPUTER geeks who play driving games are more likely to crash on our roads, a new study reveals.
The Daily is an iPad exclusive
THE world's first iPad-only newspaper was launched yesterday by News Corporation, enhancing the company's history as a leader in media innovation.
Two cameras, better screen for iPad 2
REMARKABLY thorough detail on what the next iPad will and won't have has emerged in the technology press.
Life uploaded - kids and tech
MORE than a third of Australian parents are sending their children to school with a new laptop computer this week.
The Apple iPad is now leading a $16 billion tablet industry - with massive growth predicted | iPad rivals throw down gauntlet
GAME REVIEWS
Modern Warfare 2 - explosive fun
THIRTY years after Space Invaders, the most hyped release in video gaming history has switched off the safety catch and sprayed the world with high-calibre controversy.
Guitar Hero duo churn out tunes
THE Guitar Hero franchise keeps pumping out the hits with enough regularity to give fans premature arthritis.
Salinity changes Coorong wildlife
FUR seals are being drawn to the sheltered waters of the Coorong as the area's salinity continues to rise.
Few laughs as the kings rehash the old jokes
TEN years after Nick Giannopoulos turned his wog comedy into box-office gold with movie hit The Wog Boy, the wogs back together for the sequel The Kings of Mykonos.
Finally the RSLs win some heavy armour
THREE years after they were promised to RSL clubs around Australia, 29 Leopard tanks will finally be delivered at a cost of $950,000
How cheaper products will cost you more
IN-CAR satellite navigation systems that give wrong directions, poor picture quality on big-screen TVs, are among a litany of problems reported by buyers.
How cheaper products will cost you more AP
IN-CAR satellite navigation systems that give the wrong directions and poor picture quality on big-screen TVs are among problems reported by buyers.
How cheaper products will cost more LP
IN-CAR navigation systems that give the wrong directions and poor picture quality on big-screen TVs are among a litany of problems reported by buyers
How cheaper products will cost more EC
IN-CAR satellite navigation systems that give the wrong directions, poor picture quality on big-screen TVs, are problems reported by buyers.
The action keeps coming
WE take a look back at an exciting couple of months in the world of video games - and preview the big titles coming up.
NET ADVENTURES
Net Adventures - March 20. 2010
SOME serious watching is to be done through the Free Documentaries website. Whole, quite significant docos are lined up.
Net Adventures - March 6, 2010
THE Internet does not get more wonderful. Google has given us the gift of travelling on the Trans Siberian railroad.
Net Adventures - February 20, 2010
DESPERATELY, in these times of whirling overload, we need levity. How better should it be delivered that with dogs?
Net Adventures - December 12, 2009
IN ALL our pandamania, we could reflect on the fact that the panda is symbol of the World Wildlife Fund which now husbands some 1300 conservation projects around the world.
Net Adventures - December 5, 2009
THE ForeignPolicy is one of those vast and engrossing e-zines which encompass comprehensive and alternative coverages of world affairs.
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Sport
All's well among Reds despite walkout
COACH Rini Coolen and captain Travis Dodd have both downplayed Cassio's training walkout yesterday and declared all is well in the Adelaide United.
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