Cables are everywhere. Cables for your camera, your speakers, this peripheral and that, and you need every one of them for some part of your workstation and workflow. This clever tip turns a pants hanger into a cable manager for lengthy cables. More »
If you’ve got a blog, personal site or another web platform and find yourself wondering how you can get in on the no-plugin-needed streaming video in HTML5, Webmonkey has a handy guide to understanding and embedding HTML5 videos on your site. More »
Windows: With Office 2010 already available to corporations, documents you can’t quite open in Office 2007 are soon to appear in your inbox. If you’re not upgrading, or never use Office anyways, TextMaker Viewer is a light, snappy document viewing option. More »
We now know how much an iPad will cost in Australia and what data plans will be available from Optus and Telstra, but a common question remains: do I really need one? If you’re after a good applications experience, usability research suggests the iPad may not be the best choice. More »
Fancy a trip to Tokyo to check out Sony’s awesome tech museum, followed by a trip to Germany for IFA, one of the world’s biggest technology shows? That drool-worthy prize is just one of the options on offer in the Sony Experiences competition, which will see four lucky Aussies jetting across the globe for a series of one-in-a-lifetime technology experiences. More »
Telstra’s iPad broadband plans were a pretty tough act to follow, value-wise. Optus has released details of its plans, and there’s some good choices for when the iPad comes out on May 28. More »
A minor but useful tweak to Google Docs’ spreadsheet function: you can now copy an individual sheet from one spreadsheet to another, making it easier to (for example) prepare a clean copy of a spreadsheet before sharing it. The feature works on both generic Google Docs and the Apps edition. [via Google Apps highlights]