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Last update: December 22, 2009

+Nokia's third-gen internet tablet to be sold in Australia

The Finnish phone giant's Linux powered pocket tablet gets a major upgrade and will soon hit Australian shores. read more

+The next YouTube? You decide

TokBox aims to be the 'go to' site for video chat. With some heavyweight backers and a simple user interface, it might just succeed. read more

+Nokia plays iPhone catch-up: announces Symbian touch-screen platform

Nokia announces updated Symbian Series 60 touch-screen software. Will it be the 'touch of death' for the iPhone? read more

+'Vixta'Linux distro mimics Vista's look and feel

Vixta is a Linux distro which copies Vista's UI. Some commentators hate it. Here's why I think they are wrong.read more

+Apple's price cuts take iTunes store offline

Apple has confirmed plans to reduce the price on DRM-free music, but that's resulted in the entire iTunes Plus store going temporarily offline while the prices are being altered.read more

+Apple slashes DRM-free music pricing, opens iPhone to developers

Apple has hacked the fat margin it was charging for DRM-free music away to become competitive with Amazon.com, and Steve Jobs does a total backflip on 3rd party apps on the iPhone. read more

+ABC offers election news app for mobile phones

ABC's new free Java app for mobiles adds an interesting twist to the hooplah of the upcoming federal election.read more

+Microsoft to allow serial-number free install of XP. PLUS: what's in XP SP 3

After four years in the making, Windows XP Service Pack 3 is almost ready for release. We've taken an in-depth look at it -- and one aspect of it jumps out as being particularly interesting.read more

+ANNOUNCED: Leopard set to ship October 26

Apple today announced that Leopard, its next generation operating system is finally going public on October 26 at 6pm.read more

+Telstra pushes Next G as bigger and faster, but stays mum on cheaper

Telstra says the coverage of its Next G network is now equivalent to CDMA, but the telco dominator isn't talking signal strength or price cuts just yet. read more

+notMac released, notReady for first-time Mac users.

notMac, a free replacement for Apple's expensive .Mac service looks good on paper, but it's way too complicated for the average Mac user. read more

+REVIEW: Sapiens, a new breed of application launcher

Competition in the application launcher space just got a little bit hotter with the release of a new Mac OS X app called Sapiens.read more

+Aussie stores selling Windows Home Server for $200 (mouse optional)

Want to load Microsoft's new Windows Home Server OS on a home-built server box or your old desktop PC? It'll cost you around $200, and maybe $9 for a mouse.read more

+Domains to go non-English: will it cause internet havoc?

The biggest change ever to the way the internet works will be switched on for testing on October 15th. The question is: will the world patchwork of internet routers be able to handle it? read more

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