Daring to fail at 23: Australia's hackathon hero
Asher Moses 12:10pm Peter Watts is just 23, but the Australian networks like a seasoned pro and his app is turning heads in the music industry.
Teen entrepreneur squatted at AOL for two months undetected ... and built a business
1:52pm Eric Simons is the kind of young entrepreneur who will do anything to make it. So secretly squatting the headquarters of internet giant AOL late last year until he was caught wasn't out of the question.
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Intel researching computers that mimic human brain
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Slick invention's got a lot of bottle
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Taxman makes tech companies face the music
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Gadgets have become homogenised, by design
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Zyzz, the late bodybuilder who gets Googled as much as Gillard
SARAH WHYTE AZIZ SHAVERSIAN, better known as the idolised amateur bodybuilder Zyzz, is searched online as often as Julia Gillard. Millions have viewed him on ...
TV still favourite, but viewers using phones, laptops at same time
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Gadgets on the go
Spotify hits Australia - is Freemium the future?
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Screen Play
Max Payne 3: Shoot, dodge again
Jason Hill 7:19am It's been nearly a decade since we last saw former New York detective Max Payne, and it's obviously been a rough spell for him.
The Geek
Big hair, black face and taking Twitter way too seriously
John Birmingham The Radike Samo blackface scandal is a storm in a tea cup.
Bleeding Edge
Google cloud descends at last
Drive integrates well with other services from the giant.
Imaging
Latest camera models play hard to get
Supply may not always meet demand but open days make the wait bearable.
Gaming
One giant leap for Bird-kind
We line the Angry Birds up behind the wooden slingshot and prepare to launch a few questions about the phenomenally successful mobile game franchise, ...
Astronomy
Armageddon anxious: the greatest threats to life as we know it on Earth
Catastrophic events are predicted for the Earth and our galaxy, give or take a few billion years or so.
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