Ever want to take an image and put it on a tilted surface in another image, a la the funny/fake illustrations at tech blogs or Photoshop contests? Digital Photography School provides the how-to low-down. More »
The Google Reader team’s been busy of late, adding social network sharing and friend following features, but also giving power users a (long-awaited) ability to mark items of a certain age as read. More »
It might sound like something from The Hollowmen, but the Federal Government really is running a ‘Government 2.0′ taskforce to assess how Web 2.0 technologies can be better used to deliver services — and in suitably interactive style, they’re seeking online commentary on it. More »
If you got your tax in early (and electronically), you could well have a refund by now. But what if you get a huge bill — and one that you don’t think is reasonable? The statistics suggest you should lodge a formal objection. More »
Even when a hotel room has been cleaned, stuff often gets left behind. If you’re looking for hidden treasures, a senior hotel executive suggests checking the bathroom, the bed, and the in-room Bible. More »
Seems like high costs and buggy software haven’t put Australians off mobile broadband, with more than 2.5 million of us now using some sort of 3G dongle. More »
Is a full-fledged, add-on-powered mobile browser something you want for your phone? Jay Sullivan, Mozilla’s Vice President for mobile, works every day to make it happen. Read what Sullivan has to say about Fennec, iPhones, Android, and all things mobile. More »
Earlier this week, we showed you MakeOfficeBetter.com, which solicits suggestions for improving Office. Phixxit takes a similar approach to a much broader range of technology, letting you rate your favourite phones, operating systems and other gadgets. More »
