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RetroMacCast podcast, John Leake, built an Apple Mini Mac Palm-sized replica.
Defining the iPhone and Galaxy Lifestyle is the Success Secret of Apple and Samsung – Report
The sustained success of iPhone and Galaxy smartphone releases in the past years is anchored on the lifestyle they represent, a new report said, which surprisingly remains a mystery to other mobile device makers.
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Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft and richest man in the world; well qualified to lead any company, good leadership qualities and he's done it before.Tim Cook, 15-year veteran at Apple Inc. may also be asked to step in for Steve Ballmer at Redmond
Sony (NYSE: SNE)'s Smartphone Lens Camera to Cost $450, Announcement on Sep. 4
What could be better than taking photos with top of the line smartphones with like iPhone 5, or Samsung Galaxy S4? Taking photos with lenses attached to the smartphone. Sony has done exactly that with the QX10 and QX100, two lenses that connect to the smartphone camera. These are essentially huge lense camera accessories that can be hooked up to cameras on mobile devices. What does it do? You can turn your smartphone into a mean machine that zooms right in with image sensors giving you amazing q...
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New Zealand’s Fonterra Botulism Scare A False Alarm
It's false alarm. It turns out that the botulism scare that almost crippled the New Zealand dairy industry was nowhere near scary.
Can Apple Inc Succeed in Grabbing a Sizeable Market Share in China?
Reports of Apple Inc getting a deal with China Mobile may be attempts to make an aggressive push for Chinese customers to buy more iPhones. If Apple does release a cheaper iPhone, the company should get the pricing right since there is no guarantee it will be warmly welcomed.
Christchurch Bar Installs Camera On Toilet, Posts Photos On Facebook To Shame Vandals
A bar in Christchurch, New Zealand has installed a security camera in its bathrooms to discourage thieves and vandals. But its bid to protect its property may have landed Dux Live bar in trouble after it posted two men apparently vandalising a toilet on Facebook.
Brace for No Burger Day as McDonald’s Crew Gear Up for Nationwide Strike Before Labour Day Weekend to Seek Higher Wages (VIDEOS)
Americans who are fond of fast food fare such as hamburgers and French fries should brace their stomachs for a no burger day as workers from McDonald's and other fast food restaurants are set to join a nationwide strike on Thursday.
Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch Will Definitely Unveil on Sept 4 (VIDEOS)
The speculations are true. Samsung confirmed on Tuesday that the South Korean tech giant will unveil the Galaxy Gear smartwatch on Wednesday, Sept 4, two days before the IFA consumer tech trade show opens in Berlin, Germany.
Google Australia to Grow Ad Revenues to $1.74 Billion, Still Beats Yahoo in Searches [VIDEO]
A new advertising study has suggested that Google Inc Australia's revenue will reach almost $1.74 billion as mobile search advertising on tablets and smartphones continues to remain popular. Google Australia was also pegged to become the biggest mode of advertising in the country by 2018.
Would You Buy BlackBerry’s Q10 Gold Edition at $1,000?
Despite the weak sales of its Q10 and Z10 smartphones, Canadian tech firm BlackBerry is joining the gold club by releasing gold and white special editions of its Q10. The unit will be available in the United Arab Emirates in late August for $1,035.
The Challenges and Benefits of Facebook CEO’s Strategy to Connect the World by Internet
The Facebook CEO received mixed responses from the media for his goal to connect everyone on the planet through the Internet. Mark Zuckerberg recently launched the Inetrnet.org, a global initiative to bring Internet connectivity to the vast majority of the people on the planet who are as of yet unconnected.
Aussie Breasts are “Bangers” Says Target Gok Wan TV Ad [VIDEO]
Aussie women were outraged for Target Gok Wan TV ad calling their breast bangers
Australia: Small Businesses Show How to Beat Economic Woes
A majority of Australia's small business owners have created diverse plans to face the continuing economic uncertainty, a recent survey by Galaxy Research has revealed
iPhone 5C News: Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) Supplier Pegatron Photo Leaked; High-Def Video Leaked [VIDEOS]
iPhone 5C News: Supplier for Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), Pegatron, had leaked pictures of iPhone 5C while a high definition video leaked of iPhone 5C made it to social media sites
New Zealand's Fonterra Suspends Operations in Sri Lanka, 755 Employees Without Work
New Zealand's Fonterra has suspended its operations temporarily in Sri Lanka after consumers continue to grow angry about food safety and the sale of Fonterra's products. Fonterra's botulism scare has prompted an angry protest outside of the company's local head office.
Young Adolf Hitler Killed by Mercedes Spoof Ad Stir Debate [VIRAL VIDEO]
German filmmakers made a pun on a Mercedes spoof ad showing Adolf Hitler being killed by C-class car model.
X Factor Australia: The Cheapest Way to Vote Girl Group Adira-Belle, Ellie Love Grove, Omar Dean and Jiordan Tolli
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New Zealand Deals With Another Export Product Blow After UK FSA Issues Warning Against Kiwi Manuka Honey
Another New Zealand export product has hit another hurdle. The British Food Standards Authority (FSA) has issued a nationwide warning, saying that the manuka honey exported by the Kiwis is not what it claims to be.
iPhone 5S, 5C Twin-Debut: Top 5 Tim Cook Qualities to Fuel 2013 iOS Devices
When Apple unveils the iPhone 5S and its budget sibling, the iPhone 5C, the gadgets will share top-billing with one man – company CEO Tim Cook, who is approaching his second year as big boss for the tech giant that preps for its 2013 flagship release date.
Kindle Fire Cuts Price Anew on Thursday; Fire HD 8.9 at $179
In a bid to eat a large slice of the tablet pie, particularly the share of Apple's iPad, Amazon kept on discounting their Kindle Fire tablet the past few weeks. On Thursday, Amazon cut anew the price of its refurbished Kindle Fire 8.9-inch model.
Nokia Lumia 820: Delta Airlines Issues 19,000 Smartphone Units to Flight Attendants For More Efficient On-Board Customer Purchases
The flight attendants of Delta Airlines will now start using the Nokia Lumia 820 handset for more efficient on-board passenger purchases. The airline company announced that 19,000 units of the Windows Phone 8 device have been issued to simplify the flight attendants’ workload.
Apple (nasdaq:AAPL) Inc-China Mobile will Bring the iPhone 5C to the Mainland
Despite preparing for a launch of another version of the iPhone, it has been difficult for Cupertino-California based Apple to make its entry into China. The move to bring iPhone 5 to China was an arduous task. However, by teaming up with the nation's biggest telecom, China Mobile, Apple will be able to test its results by December 31, 2013.
Working Culture in Global Banks in Hot Seat After Death of Bank of America Intern Who Clocked Work 72 Hours Straight
The death of a 21-year old Bank of America intern who worked non-stop for 72 hours straight has opened a floodgate of silent allegations and has put the world's banking industry in a hot seat.
Global Banks Work Culture in Question After Death of 21-Year-Old BOFA Intern
The death of a 21-year-old Bank of America intern who worked non-stop for 72 hours straight has opened a floodgate of silent allegations and has put the world's banking industry in a hot seat.
Facebook’s Next Plan: Internet for All
Facebook joins hands with Nokia, Samsung Electronics and Qualcomm among others in order to make the Internet accessible for all. Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO, announced the same Tuesday on his FB page.
Reasons Why Samsung Galaxy Gear Smartwatch’s Sensors, Horsepower Will Put Midrange Smartphones to Shame (VIDEOS)
All eyes are on Samsung as the South Korean tech giant releases on Sept 4 its Galaxy Gear smartwatch. In its review of the upcoming device, Computerworld pointed out that more than a timepiece, the gadget would offer a wide range of sensors and enough horsepower to put to shame midrange smartphones.
Viral YouTube Video: Lenovo Yoga Pokes Fun at iPad in New Advert
A 30-second advertisement for the Lenovo Yoga tablet has gone viral in YouTube. In just one day since the video was posted, it has been viewed almost 170,000 times.
HTC One Leads List of 5 Best Android Phones (VIDEOS)
The Taiwan-made HTC One has been topping the list of tech reviewers since it was released in the market because of its game-changer features, although it has also been criticised for its irreplaceable battery and being difficult to fix.
Galaxy Note 3 Release Aftermath: Samsung to Unleash Fresh iPad 5, iPhone 5S & iPhone 5C Rivals
Samsung is set to uncloak its second 2013 flagship on Sept 4 but it appears that the South Korean juggernaut is far from relaxing after the third-generation phablet’s release date.
Iphone 5C, iPhone 5S Proof of September Release Emerges; Galaxy Note Phablet Launches on September Too
Proof of iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S September release emerges as Apple Inc. suppliers confirmed shipment dates
New Zealand Company GoogleDirectory Under Investigation
Kiwi company GoogleDirectory is under investigation by the Auckland Police. The Internet directory service, which is not connected with the Web heavyweight Google, is the subject of several fraud complaints from businesses.
Ashton Kutcher Insults Aussies: “Do People in Australia Know who Steve Jobs is?”
Aussies found Ashton Kutcher’s joke in Channel Seven’s Sunrise program insulting.
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