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Quickflix joins Panasonic, hits Xbox in September
The Quickflix WatchNow service has been picking up speed this past week, announcing new children's content as well as launches on Panasonic Blu-ray players and Xbox 360. 3
Home networking explained: the basics
CNET editor Dong Ngo gives all his answers to questions about the basics of home networking. 1
CNET Australia's home entertainment drinks night
Here's just some of the action from our recent home entertainment drinks night, sponsored by Hills Antennas.
London 2012 Olympics does not have any Wi-Fi police
Some reports have suggested that London 2012 is actively policing a "no hotspots" rule. That has turned out to be false.
French illegal downloads agency Hadopi may be abolished
The French police service set up to stop illegal downloads may be abolished, as the new French Government said it has failed to meet its aims. 1
Optus launches 4G business services in Sydney, Perth
Optus has today launched 4G services for business customers in Sydney and Perth, with Melbourne to follow shortly. 6
Cubby instant beta access for CNET Australia readers
Cubby is LogMeIn's play for the synchronised cloud storage market. Currently in beta, Cubby is offering instant access to 5000 CNET Australia readers. 3
Olympics relying on public networks for coverage data
London 2012 Olympic officials want fans to ease up on SMS and social messaging — because they're trying to use the same data networks for event data, and congestion is causing problems.
Google admits failure to delete personal Street View data
Google has admitted to UK authorities that almost two years on, it has failed to delete all personal data from Street View mapping.
Watch all eight Foxtel Olympic channels for AU$50
Foxtel is delivering eight dedicated channels of London 2012 coverage, and they're available over Foxtel IPTV services for a $50 flat fee. 2
Google launches a 1Gbps data and TV service
Google Fiber has launched in Kansas City, US, offering 1Gbps data, no data cap and an interactive TV service from US$70 per month. 2
Now the Olympics have banned Wi-Fi hotspots too
The International Olympic Committee has put Wi-Fi hotspots on the list of things banned from Olympic venues. 3
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Review | Modems/Routers
Cisco Linksys EA4500
We can see where Cisco was going with Connect Cloud, but there are simply too many problems with its execution to recommend. We'd advise installing the classic interface as soon as possible, or opting for another brand.
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Preview | Internet & Networking
Apple AirPort Express Base Station (mid 2012)
At its Worldwide Developer's Conference (WWDC) 2012, Apple announced a refresh of its super-compact Wi-Fi router, the AirPort Express Base Station.
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Review | Computers
Buffalo CloudStation Pro Duo (2TB)
Those looking for more power and flexibility should stick with standard NAS, but, for everyone else, Buffalo's CloudStation offers what pretty much every PogoPlug device does: a simple, worry-free storage facility. 1
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Review | Internet & Networking
Netgear WNDR3800 Premium Edition
The WNDR3800 was a little fickle with our test chipsets, affecting our wireless performance results. Still, for the price range it's a decent router, and it should fulfil most needs. 4
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Review | Internet & Networking
Belkin N600 DB wireless router
The N600 DB is passable as a wireless router. While a lifetime warranty is incredibly appealing, the wireless performance is trounced by devices that are in the same price bracket. 2
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Review | Internet & Networking
Belkin N600 DB wireless modem/router
Despite looking similar to its modemless cousin, the N600 DB wireless modem/router is a different entity. Problems with Intel and Ralink chipsets, worrying heat output, middling wireless performance and long waits between changing settings mean that this one should be passed over. 2
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Use the TIO when phone troubles get grim
The Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman is the place to turn when your telco is causing you serious pain.
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Tech Time Machine: 26th April
On this day in 1986, the world's worst nuclear accident spewed forth from the number four reactor at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in the ...
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Tech Time Machine: 25th April
What makes you you and me me? A scientist would say it's obvious: DNA.
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Cloak your Wi-Fi access
Worried about using an open Wi-Fi hotspot? You should be. Thankfully, Cloak can help.
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