That’s the question on the minds of the thousands of Australian internet users who illegally downloaded a copy of the movie last year (allegedly). Earlier today I Jason Matthews and Darren Curtis from Gold FM on the Gold Coast called to get some clarity on the situation – listen below. Some say this will be no deterrent for users who[Read More…]
Advances in mobile broadband should find you enjoying everything the Internet has to offer on the go, but thanks to our growing demand for mobile data, speeds have actually dropped over the past 12 months. So just how bad is it? Well in terms of 4G LTE Australia has gone from being number 1 12 months ago to 14th according[Read More…]
Microsoft’s Internet explorer may be the original default web browser of the Windows Operating system, but it hasn’t been the most popular web browser since 2008. Since then we’ve seen the Firefox top the most-used list a few years ago with Google’s Chrome now the browser of choice sitting at around 62 percent usage…compared to Internet explorer at 8 percent. With a[Read More…]
No it’s not an April Fool’s day joke. Google has quietly slipped a special feature into Google Mapsam today that allows you to play the classic Atari game Pac-Man in your own street. Head over to Google Maps, navigate to your own street (or wherever you want to play) click on the Pac-Man box and away you go.
You may not think that making a regular backup of the contents of your computer(s) is important, but come the day that it gets stolen or suffers a critical failure (and I pray it never will) then you will be more than just kicking yourself for not organising such a simple thing. Easy steps to protect your data. 1. Connect[Read More…]
