It’s Father’s Day this coming Sunday, which means there’s a good chance you’ll be contacting your dad to say hi. Here’s my handy tip: don’t do it reverse charge. More »
Google has added a bunch of pre-defined sports fixture calendars to Google Calendar, and hasn’t entirely neglected Australia — if you consider including one Australian team sport a reasonable effort. More »
Home Internet penetration is above 85%, and 3G broadband is more popular than ever. In that scenario, how do Internet cafes survive? More »
There’s plenty of good free iPhone apps, but for some functions, you’re going to end up shelling out some cash. How can you be sure you’re not paying too much for an application that occasionally goes on special? More »
One reason your salary might not have kept pace with general trends in recent years is the increasing shift to contracting. Flexibility is one of the great benefits of a contract/freelance lifestyle, but a recent survey suggests increased earnings won’t necessarily follow. More »
TV scheduling often seems designed to annoy viewers, and the situation of recording one show to catch later while watching another one live is hardly uncommon. So here’s a “better late than never” development: come December, TV ratings figures in Australia will finally be adjusted to incorporate delayed viewing (known as “time shift” in the trade). More »
Windows only: The browser wars are in full swing, and many of us are running multiple browsers on our computers for various tasks. Browser Chooser makes it easier for you to direct new links into your preferred browser each time. More »
