You don’t have to look very far online to find a quiche recipe, but one recently published on the Coles Online blog has a take you don’t often see: how kids can help with each stage of the recipe. More »
Want to give your dog somewhere to sleep or your cat somewhere to defecate? Perennial Lifehacker favourite IKEA Hacker has a pair of projects designed to make life more comfortable for your cherished pet. More »
It’s tough making money in TV these days, and new technology threatens to disrupt the entire business model the box has long been based on. But that’s no excuse for not doing a better job. Here’s five things the local TV networks (especially the commercial ones) could do to make life sweeter for everyone in 2010. More »
Our readers have submitted thousands of screenshots of their best desktop configurations, and over the year we’ve featured some truly impressive and unique desktops with you. Here’s a look back at some of the best this year had to offer. More »
Trying to come up with an original domain name for your cool web project, but sick of typing names in to find that they’re taken? Brute Force Naming helps you come up with a unique and available .com domain. More »
If you’re on Facebook, now you have no excuses for forgetting your anniversary. The ubiquitous social media service is rolling out a new optional feature that includes the date of your anniversary along with your relationship status information. More »
Windows/Mac/Linux: If you’ve been riding the Firefox 3.6 beta train, Mozilla just pushed out the whopping fifth beta of Firefox 3.6 — with over a hundred bug fixes to improve performance, stability and security, along with several all-around improvements. More »
The arrival of the Kindle had made e-books much more visible on the Australian landscape, and local retailers are planning a bigger push on marketing e-books next year. But if you’re looking for some holiday reading, then eBooks Just Published has a roundup of titles to consider. More »
