Amazing… this company sells blenders and to demonstrate the power of its machines it blends things on camera… like iPods.

Well, my post on "top 10 things to hate about the Apple iPhone" generated a fair bit of controversy. I can't say I didn't write it with this in mind :-) The traffic on apcmag.com has been nothing short of…

The day has come…! I can finally get something faster than 1.5Mbit/s at home. I have applied for the 8Mbit/s upgrade with Internode and I will be leeching Linux ISOs as soon as they go to air in the US…

The guy who runs Zuneuser.com has posted a video and his analysis of a Microsoft ad that uses a "weird penis looking thing" to advertise Zune. I can't say it better than him, so check his post out.

Quoting from Tonyrocks.com:

"The one I’m talking about was created in 1992 by the demo group Spaceballs titled State of the Art. Watch the whole thing below and keep in mind that the machine that this ran on only had a…

I thought there was going to be a shortage of tech news over the holidays… not so! Microsoft thought this would be a good time to send bloggers a $2,000+ gift each — a top-of-the-line Ferrari laptop with Vista Ultimate…

Australian MacWorld Editor Matthew Powell spotted this gem at Yahoo News.

"The Taliban are on the move again in Afghanistan. And, in other news, Suri Cruise has two eyes, a nose and a full head of hair."

Yahoo news link.

My love for Google continues to grow … I just discovered it has world time as part of the regular Google search box. e.g. if you search for "Beijing time" it just gives you a nice simple statement of the…

In an unusual development, Apple has revealed it will preview WWDC 2006 in Australia before the actual event. Start your rumor mills… will Apple be showing OS X 10.5 “Leopard” with its rumoured Spotlight-driven Finder, resolution independence and more to…

Interesting article at SourceLabs about the places that web developers must implement AJAX programming techniques to stay ahead of the curve.. "It's been well over a year now since GMail changed the way everyone thought about web apps. It's now…