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Pulse leaps from app to web at last
Mobile app darling Pulse has made its move to the browser with an HTML5-powered site that looks great in Firefox, Chrome and, of all browsers, IE 10. 1
Vodafone pushing Jelly Bean to Nexus S after false start
Vodafone has announced that the Jelly Bean update for its customers with the Google Nexus S is rolling out now as an over-the-air update. 2
Lenovo: new ultrabook details, Windows 8 ThinkPad tablet
We've got new details about the ThinkPad X1 Carbon and the Windows 8 ThinkPad Tablet 2.
Massive Blizzard security breach: change your password
Blizzard has notified Battle.net customers that an internal security breach has compromised user log-in details. 2
Microsoft: don't call it Metro, call it 'Windows 8'
Microsoft may go the simple route and replace "Metro" with "Windows 8", sources are saying.
Paparazzo Light brings old-school flash to iPhone
Hook your iPhone up with an old-fangled camera flash. Your photos will brighten up and you'll look like you just stepped out of an alternate-universe Humphrey Bogart movie.
Why the Mars rover has a measly 2-megapixel camera
Chances are that your grandmother's mobile phone has a higher-resolution camera than the ones on the US$2.5 billion Curiosity Mars rover. 1
Hands on with the Panasonic Lumix G5 and LX7
Take a look at some sample images and videos from Panasonic's latest range of cameras. 2
Three websites for exploring space Crave
We can't all be astronauts, more's the pity, but these three interactive websites will give you a sense of the grandeur of it all. 2
Ouya now available for pre-order
Did you miss out on the Ouya Kickstarter? You can now pre-order the console via Ouya.tv. 4
Pinterest finally open to all
Pinterest has just announced that users no longer need an invitation to sign up, and anyone is free to join.
Water in zero gravity Crave
NASA astronaut Don Pettit plays with water in his spare time aboard the International Space Station. 3
Home networking explained: the basics
CNET editor Dong Ngo gives all his answers to questions about the basics of home networking. 1
Anonymous goes after Ukraine Government
In the wake of the Ukraine's seizure of Demonoid's servers, Anonymous has launched a revenge campaign. 4
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Just like the 13z, for the price involved, the 14z does well. The main sticking point is the battery life, which has been outgunned by competitors.
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Dell Inspiron 13z (5323)
In its Core i3 incarnation, the Inspiron 13z nicely slots into the role of throw-about, entry level laptop, perfect for those who really just want to do a bit of web browsing, watch movies and do office-like tasks.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1
Samsung's latest tablet borrows the key components from its successful Galaxy Note smartphone in the hope, no doubt, of emulating some of its success. 5
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Panasonic HX-WA2
As a dedicated underwater camcorder, the WA2 does its job well, but we can't help feeling that a little extra money spent on a regular waterproof camera will be a better investment. 1
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HP Z1 Workstation
The Z1 workstation really brings HP's engineering skill to the fore. However, the large markup on workstation parts means that a significantly cheaper machine will outperform it, and high-end graphics cards are left out in the cold.
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Review | Internet & Networking
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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HP EliteBook 2570p
Although chunky, the impressive performance and flexibility of this 12.5-inch laptop would make the hardened business road warrior happy. 1
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HP Envy 6 (1010TU)
For less than AU$1000, the Envy 6 is quite a good deal, with an excellent build quality and attractive design. To get there, though, the company had to use last-generation specs. 1
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