Windows only: Have a flash drive that is constantly getting cluttered up with temporary files or system files from another OS? Why manually delete the mess? Automate the cleanup with USBDriveFresher. More »
Google Chrome: Want to keep track of what you’ve got open in Google Chrome? The experimental SessionSaver extension can save and load multi-tab, multi-window sessions and restore them with a few clicks. More »
We don’t like the print version and it’s already available on Google, but the launch of an iPhone application for the Yellow Pages is still potentially good news for Apple mobile lovers who need a plumber. More »
The promise that the Suna traffic information service would go virtually national in June was clearly a little ambitious, but it has finally happened. A press release from Suna claims that with Canberra now officially launched, 95% of the population have access to the service. Suna isn’t planning much further expansion, so the big thing to watch now will be improved coverage within existing areas of high traffic.
We’ve complained before about the confusing and overpriced cost for upgrading to Windows 7 if you’ve purchased a Vista-equipped PC recently. Fujitsu’s recently-announced pricing provides a clear example of how consumers aren’t getting much of a deal. More »
The opening of warehouse shopping giant Costco’s first Australian store in Melbourne this week has attracted extensive media coverage and hordes of shoppers. Bargain hunters appear to have been seduced by massive mayonnaise and industrial palettes of paper, but there are some good discounts when it comes to tech purchases too — especially if you’re thinking iPod. More »
Sensis released its 2009 e-Business Report today, and amongst the welter of statistics about how Australian businesses and consumers use technology, the one that stuck out for us concerned how much (or how little) we use the Internet for video content. More »
