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... with an "unnamed international aircraft company" for the production of more than 500 a year. Cue Tui's ad! Did The Telegraph get it wrong -- I don't think so because other news sources were carrying...

... March 2025 Let assume for a moment, that the electricity grid fails, for a long time. Suddenly, those wall outlets are delivering no voltage and thus, no current flows, no power is delivered...

... snooping on you. Given the lengths that the world's various security agencies (such as the NSA) are presently going to in order to intrude on our lives, how can we be sure that many of our devices...

... between some of the brightest hacker-minds in the world and an army of civil servants and bureaucrats, I know where the money would go. Who's seen Die Hard 4? The problem is that although hackers...

... -- but what a glorious opportunity for someone else. Watch for a really company to come out of left-corner in the areas that Fairfax are currently struggling to understand. I think that in another 3-5...

... it be that the manufacturers will increasingly lean towards allowing and encouraging skilled amateurs to help out with the development and debugging of their products? Sounds like fun to me. Please visit...

..., called Silenced is well worth a watch, albeit you shouldn't take any of its content as gospel and people will approach with a healthy degree of cynicsm. Uh-oh... I just checked...

...' and, in doing so, he's left a lot of people saying "tsk, tsk". A huge amount of the value that Musk paid billions of dollars for just a short while ago was the name "Twitter". Overnight, that value...

.... For a while, I noticed that the delay between something happening and me firing off a -arsed but clever comment was slowly increasing. Before my diagnosis, such responses were almost...

... phones in next to no time. Given the amount of energy that various governments around the world are devoting to the matter of cyberwarfare, one can't help but wonder how many very effective...

.... Ultimately it is the consumer that has the power but sadly, I fear that we're already seeing the era of passivity unfold before our very eyes and most folk won't be or brave enough to take...

... that were all the rage in the 1980s. Powered by a hefty nicad battery it, like today's phones, also needed a daily recharge and wouldn't fit in a shirt pocket. The Motorola however, cost a hefty 800...

... so I find it perplexing that it has taken Sky so long to finally come up with an offering that addresses this very strong and valuable niche. pay TV viewers have had the scifi channel for a very...

...? 31 April 2014 It seems as if Twitter's growth is plateauing which is not good news for a company which, after eight years of successive losses, is still bleeding red ink at the rate of $645m...

... and control will not be cheap. That three-position mechanical switch from Repco for the old Holden might have cost $5 or so but getting a new touchscreen or control module for your "just out of warranty...

... scalping I could have since flogged these off for three times what I originally paid for them in fact. However, relief from the pi-drought is on the horizon! The Raspberry Pi foundation has said...

... the credit was exhausted. This was entirely satisfactory and allowed me to run these systems for $20 a year. Yesterday I went to top up the SIM cards in these for another 12 months and found I...

... notebook computer and it needed some significant software attention. It appears that this was one of the which were given to Wananga students, many of who simply took the computer and ran, never...

... going to be a big feature. Most folk will opt for a decent media box PLUS a decent games console, as separate and therefore individually useful and upgradeable . I doubt anyone will really care...