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20 cool third-party iPhone apps

Mobile applications to make both your work and social lives easier.

Ham radio has 'Field Day' with disaster prep

Field Day lets ham radio operators prep for disaster.

Artificial Intelligence gets real

Artificial intelligence projects are moving from the lab to the real world.

Stan Winston RIP (7 April, 1946 - 17 June, 2008)

We take a look at the late special-effects artist's greatest moments

What's new from HP

HP introduces increased automation capabilities and advanced integration across multiple applications in three major software suites.

In pictures: Apple Store Sydney

Apple's first retail store in Australia will open in Sydney's George Street on Thursday, 19 June at 5:00p.m. Check out our sneak preview!

10 "Get Smart" phones you can actually get

Once a joke, belt phones, pen phones and wristwatch phones are now a reality.

The world’s fastest supercomputer

IBM, Los Alamos smash petaflop barrier.

Slideshow: Seven iPhone contenders

The announcement of the 3G iPhone by Apple head honcho Steve Jobs this week was pasted across pretty much every news outlet in town. From TV to online few other products have received so much publicity in the history of IT. But amongst all the hype it's easy to forget there are plenty of top-notch competitors already on the market and about to be launched. Here is a small selection of contenders to the 3G iPhone - which should be arriving on July 11 on Australian shores through Vodafone and Optus

Aussie designer puts the sex in HyperX

Memory vendor Kingston Technology recently held a contest to see who could come up with the best character design for its HyperX Girl. HyperX is the company's high-end line of memory modules. The competition garnered entries from across the globe. The winner of the Amateur Group was an Aussie by the name of Adam Potter. Check out his winning design as well as some of the other super-hot entries.