For those who haven’t quite gotten their heads around what Google is up to with its new Chrome browser and future web-based operating system, the search giant just released this video explaining it all in very simple terms. This accompanied Google’s announcement today that it is releasing the Chromium OS open source project.
We’ve all heard the horror stories. Someone we know who has taken a photo of their privates, uploaded it to a web site to show their friends, only to be surprised when they become the darling of the Friday afternoon email set. A friend of a friend tweets about an evening’s indiscretion and wonders just how the hell their partners, friends and partners of friends found out.
When I’m in the market for a new phone, pen, bag, cosmetics, yoga teacher, even a dentist, I google it. I check a couple of websites, compare prices where I can and either buy online, pick up the phone or visit the nearest store. I already know what I want. I get all my information…
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[quote]The Sauce is a monthly podcast, hosted by James Tuckerman [Anthill] and Kyri Theos [Elance-oDesk]. Guests are invited to discuss common business principles that you once preached… but are now practically pre-historic. In this edition: Can you launch a business without quitting your day job?[/quote] In this episode of The Sauce, we talk with young…
You don’t have to be a Vulcan to grok the good stuff that can come out of an international mind-meld as big as Global Entrepreneurship Week. Matthew da Silva sits down with the organisers and profiles some inspiring young entrepreneurial attendees.
Solar-Gem, a Sydney-based company that provides affordable off-grid energy solutions based on clean solar power systems, has been named a finalist in the 2010 Australian International Design Awards.
According to the World Economic Forum, Australia is slipping as a ‘networked’ nation. The organisation’s annual survey of 133 nations for its Global Information Technology Report (2009–2010) ranked Australia as the world’s 16th most ‘networked’, falling from its 14th place held over the past two years.
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