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Mon, October 02, 2006 10:05:12 PMFrom:
smh.com.au Technology Weekly
Subject:
Every click you make, they'll be watching
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Advertisers want to know all about our online habits but some of
the information gathering goes too far, writes Claire Doble.
And it's vive la difference in the kinds of games women want,
reports Cynthia Karena.
Microsoft says its new Zune music player will be sold at a price
matching Apple Computer's market-leading iPod.
If you're looking for something to keep the children enthralled for
weeks, this latest dual-platform Pokemon release (Blue Rescue Team
on DS and Red Rescue Team on GBA) is a cute adventure that should
do the trick.
Prints made with third party ink cartridges and refills quite
literally fade before your eyes.
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Victorian cancer patients benefit from statewide database
A three-year, multimillion-dollar project to link clinical databases in Victoria has helped save lives, ease suffering and even provide insights into the causes of cancer.
TECH TIPS |
SECURITY |
Anti-spyware leader unfazed by Microsoft
For millions of PC users, the privacy-snatching programs known as spyware have been nothing but a headache as they swipe personal information, slow systems to a crawl and crash computers.
CONNECTIVITY |
Australian ISP shuts up shop
Internet Service Provider Veridas officially ceases its day-to-day
operations.
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Not so entertaining
Bugs to bearBatteries and iTunes are irking Apple lovers, writes Garry Barker. PIN them downParents wanting to restrict children's access to mobile phones can now smile, writes Nick Galvin. | |
A long dispute over a media centre has finally ended with a refund
for the miffed customer, reports Nick Galvin.
IN REVIEW | |
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Ultimate Ghosts 'n Goblins
Kingdom Hearts II
Test Drive Unlimited
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Only the brave and the nimble will be able to outrun the goblins in
Arthur's clanky old armour, writes Eliot Fish.
Disney and Final Fantasy stars are back together in a winner,
writes Jason Hill. Kingdom Hearts II
This very ambitious game not only offers more than 1500 kilometres
of diverse Hawaiian roads and more than 125 glistening and most
desirable cars, but also seamlessly integrates online play.
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