Spammers made $218 million dollars last year, but who really knows? This kick started my weekly on air discussion with Phil and Adelaine on ABC Radio Australia’s Breakfast program and Phil Whelan on Radio HK3 Hong Kong, before we turned our attention to satellites issuing speeding tickets from space and internet connected t-shirts. Listen to […]
The WePad is shaping up to the be the most interesting of the iPad competitors. First off, it has all those things that some people are knocking the iPad for leaving out, like USB, an SD slot, (true) multitasking, Flash, and Adobe AIR. It’s got good-looking hardware too, but what might be a surprising selling […]
Is nothing immune from the 3D craze? The American government has embedded a 3D strip into their new $100 note in an attempt to head off counterfeiting, take a look (and no you don’t need your 3D glasses)… [vodpod id=Video.3467639&w=425&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] more about "New $100 ", posted with vodpod
For the first time ever last December we exchanged more data over our mobile devices than we talked on them which may not seem like a big enough story to start this week’s FutureTech segment on Radio ABC Australia with Phil and Adelaine, but add to this the belief that by mid 2011 we will […]
It’s raining iPad’s and in my segment this week, with Phil and Adelaine of ABC Australia’s Today programme, we start off with the in-studio debate of “will we or won’t we” buy the iPad and despite previous protests, nearly all the on air and production team are now convinced they will buy the new beast […]
My 4th year on Perth radio’s 6PR’s Weekender program comes to end this week as it goes into hiatus until after the footy season in October; so in this weeks segment Harvey Deegan and I look ahead to what the future of tech and business may be over the next 7 months, including: • iPad […]
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