As the year draws to a close, you wanted the best of what we had to offer. Kick off your Monday by checking out the ten most popular posts from Lifehacker Australia last week: More »
Christmas is often the season of conspicuous consumption, but you can celebrate the season without trashing the planet. The Ethical Consumer Guide has a roundup on how to plan a more ethical approach to Christmas — a useful addition to our 12 days of perfect Christmas planning if you’re so inclined. More »
Modern LED Christmas lights have gotten downright advanced compared to their analogue and incandescent forefathers. If you were intrigued by our last Christmas light hack but were holding out for more functionality, this lights-as-IM-status-indicator should fit the bill. More »
Chrome’s Dev channel recently brought in a feature that could selectively disable plug-ins like Flash and Java until you clicked to activate them on a page. Neat! But now if you go looking for the setting, it’s not there. More »
Losing your wallet for any reason is a gut-wrenching experience. Reporting it to the police not only means you might get it back, but can also save you money when you need to get replacement cards and documents. More »
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While the BlackBerry’s core audience remains corporate workers, newer phones such as the Torch are very much aimed at consumers at well. Find the best BlackBerry deals with our guide to what’s on offer for individual buyers in Australia. More »
