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Tue, May 22, 2007 12:49:55 AMFrom:
smh.com.au Technology Weekly
Subject:
Can we live without digital technology?
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Is it possible to exist without digital technology? Nick Galvin
rewinds for two days.
South Korean gamers were in a celebratory mood following Blizzard
Entertainment's unveiling of its sequel to the wildly popular
StarCraft game.
The man who invented the camera phone in 1997 is awed by the
cultural revolution he helped launch.
Amazon.com plans to launch a digital music store with millions of
songs, free of copy protection technology.
The BBC is leading the way into multi-platform entertainment,
reports Audrey Stuart.
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And the broadband plays on
As the principal recipient of complaints pointing out that what we call "broadband" does not approach the International Telecommunications Union's definition, Communications Minister Helen Coonan is sensitive on the issue.
TECH TIPS |
SECURITY |
Virgin exposes customers' details
Security flaw on Virgin Mobile's website exposes customers'
personal details including name, address, birth date and phone
number.
CONNECTIVITY |
COLUMNS |
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Here's a great way to Pick an innocent fightA couple of weeks ago I wrote about AWA, the old Amalgamated Wireless of Australasia company that has reinvented itself as a computer services company. Who you gonna call?Going months without a phone while it awaits repair makes a reader see red. David Flynn reports. Hidden gems buried in Mac OS XSome treasures are hidden in the bowels of your Mac, says Garry Barker. | |
IN REVIEW |
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Mind Quiz: Your Brain Coach
Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters
Spider-Man 3
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Following the success of Nintendo's Big Brain Academy and Dr
Kawashima's Brain Training comes this Sega game for flexing the old
grey matter.
This hand-held charmer's relentless variety means you'll never be
bored, writes Eliot Fish.
The web-slinger's latest adventure falls short of a superhero's
standard, writes Jason Hill.
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