It already features the lunar surface and a 3D version of Melbourne, and now Google Earth has added another feature to chew up chunks of your weekend: World War -II era overlays of European cities, letting you see how the layout of cities has been dramatically changed by war. [Official Google Australia Blog]
Aussie-developed bookmarking service Transferr has undergone a major redesign, adding the ability to easily share bookmarks with friends via popular social networking services. More »
YouTube is the most popular video sharing option in Australia by some margin, but that doesn’t mean everyone wants to use it. Pay TV news service Sky News is abandoning an experiment in putting its own content on YouTube in favour of its own site. More »
64-bit may well be the future of computing, but it still often feels like a neglected outpost for geeks. Foxtel Downloads is one notable piece of software that lacks 64-bit love, and now there seems to be an issue brewing with 64-bit Windows 7 and some iPhone users. More »
Habitually showing up late for meetings and missing deadlines are tell-tale signs you need to up your organisation quotient, but clutter (mental or otherwise) could be affecting your work in other, more subtle ways. Weblog Unclutter has a few questions for you: More »
Want to keep track of what’s available on the ABC’s iView TV-on-demand service? The broadcaster has recently expanded the RSS feeds for the service, making it simpler to see new offerings on the service without needing to browse through the main site. More »
Fax machines are going the way of the dodo, yet sometimes there’s no easy way to transfer forms back and forth, especially ones that need to be filled out and sent back. FillAnyPDF steps in to fill the gap. More »
While we happen to love comments and the lively discussion that occurs in them, we understand that not everybody wants to see the comments left by other internet users. Shutup.css lets you apply a custom stylesheet and eradicate comments across the web. More »
If you can’t get used to the new search feature in Windows 7, or you just prefer using Everything, Google Desktop or Launchy, you might be interested to know you can disable it. More »
We recently showed you how to add Bit.ly URL shortening to Quicksilver, and now reader Kevin has made an AutoHotkey script so Windows users can enjoy quick, keyboard-based URL shortening. More »
