We recently speculated that $40 of iTunes credit for $30 might be a 2009 phenomenon, but it seems not so: Myer is running that familiar deal from now until March 8. [Myer via iTunes cards]
Legislation for mandatory Internet filtering in Australia looms ever closer. Google has posted a summary of its own arguments against the plan, noting that it’s particularly ineffective when dealing with high-volume sites like Twitter, YouTube and Facebook. More »
Worried about the provenance of those items in your shopping trolley? iPhone app Shop Ethical! lets you research the background of products before you buy them. More »
Readers offer their best tips for saving desk space with external drives, keeping your browser from overflowing with userscripts, and adding separators to the Windows 7 taskbar. More »
It took most of 2009 for the commercial TV networks to actually roll out their extra digital channels, and for regional viewers it took even longer. Now it turns out that getting those stations sometimes comes with a nasty extra sting: a loss of HD options. More »
Few apps test the efficiency of your net connection like streaming video. YouTube’s Video Speed History feature tells you how well your ISP stacks up. More »
Firefox only: Clicking through multiple product images while shopping on Amazon is really a chore. PictureFox, a handy Firefox add-on, opens all the images in a single gallery so you can stop making with the clicky-clicky all the time. More »
Most people enjoy dinner parties, but endless work meetings? Not so much. Office productivity blog Work Awesome suggests structuring your next meeting more like a dinner party might make them more enjoyable for everyone. More »
Download-limit-free plans are few and far between in the Australian market. Does AAPT’s newly-announced plan have what it takes? More »
