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Creative Commons

By Mike Joubert 2 July 2009

Thanks to the PC and the Net many people are turning their backs on the old ÔÇ£all rights reservedÔÇØ paradigm and ?¡embracing Creative Commons. FULL STORY >

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SMiShing

By Thomas McKinnon 1 July 2009

SMS phishing, or ÔÇ£smishingÔÇØ, occurs mainly when customers receive an SMS from what seems to be a reputable financial institution prompting them to call a telephone number due to a possible fraudulent transaction on their account. FULL STORY >

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How Not to Die Online

By Andrew Gould 1 July 2009

The Internet has truly revolutionised the way we live our lives. Unless you live in a small cave on a rocky ?¡outcrop somewhere in rural Kwa-Zulu Natal, it will very definitely have affected your life. But there is a sinister side to this otherwise benign and benevolent... FULL STORY >

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Epson Perfection V300 Photo Scanner

By Andrew Gould 30 June 2009

The V300 photo scanner is a well priced high-resolution scanner that can scan film and photos. FULL STORY >

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Sony considering PSP phone

By Thomas McKinnon 29 June 2009

Reports that Sony intends to develop a PSP device with mobile voice and video chat capabilities have resurfaced. FULL STORY >

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Prototype

By Brigitte 29 June 2009

Prototype is third-person open-world/action game that sees mutant shape-shifter, Alex Mercer consume his way through a virus infected New York. With no memory and some seriously disturbing powers, Alex wants answers and will do anything to get them. FULL STORY >

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The Digital Hustle

By Thomas McKinnon 29 June 2009

Con artists, hustlers, crooks whatever you want to call them, the World Wide Web is crawling with criminals. These cyber-thieves fool you into believing that they are reputable, and do this to gain access to your personal and financial information. So what are some of the... FULL STORY >

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Symantec raises spam alert

By Mike Joubert 29 June 2009

Spam uses recent celebrity deaths to get better click rates. FULL STORY >

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Call privacy

By Thomas McKinnon 26 June 2009

Secuvoice micro-SD card encrypts your voice communications, preventing snoops from listening in on your calls. FULL STORY >

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Intel and Nokia team up

By Thomas McKinnon 24 June 2009

Intel and Nokia released a joint statement yesterday announcing a deal to collaborate on the development of new convergence products and technologies. FULL STORY >

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Red Faction Guerrilla

By Thomas McKinnon 24 June 2009

Set 50 years after the events of the original, Red Faction: Guerrilla is a third-person shooter that sees a small rebel outfit taking on the oppressive EDF for the liberation of Mars. FULL STORY >

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Nokia E75

By Mike Joubert 23 June 2009

The E75 is Nokia\'s latest ESeries offering. It features a slide-out QWERTY and excellent email support options. With its superb build quality and document support it is a strong business device. FULL STORY >

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New Sony BD Player

By Thomas McKinnon 22 June 2009

Sony has announced the release of a new Blu-ray player, the BDP-S360. FULL STORY >

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EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis

By Thomas McKinnon 19 June 2009

EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis has created a lot of hype with its polished content and Wii MotionPlus support. EA have promised the deepest and richest tennis game ever developed for the Wii, but does it deliver? FULL STORY >

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Mobile communications boost African weather monitoring

By Mike Joubert 19 June 2009

African weather monitoring received a boost thanks to a new initiative that mobilises cellular operators to host weather equipment FULL STORY >

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