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Twitter is, by far, the most popular microblogging service on the web. So popular, in fact, that it has been the target of a recent phishing attack. Twitter New (twitter-new.com) is this attack. The site’s homepage is a pretty good impersonation of Twitter’s, and the login screen is rather convincing. So, armed with an internet [...]
The latest product to leave Apple’s headquarters – the iPhone 4 – will hit Australian shores on July 30, and if the reception in the US is anything to go by, it’ll be a big hit. Despite the plague of issues that have surrounded the phone since its launch, apple fanboys and others alike have [...]
[THE LIGHTER SIDE] Okay, I confess- I bought a bluetooth headset. I know they’re ‘so 2003′ and such, but I wanted one for skype because I don’t have a decent mic, and I swear I’m not going to wear it outside the house. Anyway, I decided that I’d open this up for public opinion. Vote away, and don’t forget to comment!
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It all started when Apple refused to allow Flash to run on their iOS platform. We are seeing a decline in the amount of Flash around the web. Many have declared the platform ‘dead’ and have pushed for HTML5 to replace it. But, the war may not be over just quite: YouTube and Google are starting a push to bring back flash and to try and breathe new life into this supposedly dead standard. (more…)
DestroyTwitter (previously described here as the simple twitter client) has had an update. After about a year of 0n and off development, version 2 of Jonnie Hallman’s esteemed twitter client is finally here, and the update brings a few features that we’ve really been holding out for.
Once again, we’re reporting on a phishing scam. But this one’s a biggie. Here’s an email. From: Googlemail Service <servingusers@gmail.com> Date: Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 7:41 PM Subject: Legal Notice Google Inc. 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway Mountain View, CA 94043 The Gmail Team is working on total security on all accounts and because of this security [...]
Today was an exciting day in Australian politics. After today’s leadership spill, we have a new PM and a new Deputy PM. Julia Gillard is Australia’s first female Prime Minister, and a new leader for our country may have great implications on the Australian technology world.
After the recent spate of growing concerns over privacy on social networking giant Facebook, it appears that the company has decided to listen. Kind of. They are rolling out new, simpler privacy settings to users, which will allow us to have a clearer understanding of who can see our stuff. Facebook’s defaults are still mostly [...]
Twitter is one of the fastest-growing social spaces on the net, and it’s popularity has spawned a number of great websites and applications that allow you to extend the Twitter ‘experience’. I have compiled a list of some of the most useful Twitter things that I use, and so, without further ado, I would like [...]
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