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CSIRO has organised a meeting with disaster management agencies to discuss data sharing. View the original post
Archive for November, 2013
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Practicality depends on point of view
November 28th, 2013 
Chris Griffith NOT a bad idea, if you can manage to install it. View the original post
CSIRO’s WiFi windfall comes to an end
November 26th, 2013 Chris Griffith WIFI is one of the great inventions of the digital age and for Australia’s CSIRO, the flow of royalties has come to a close. View the original post
Booksellers bristle at Amazon’s arrival
November 26th, 2013 Chris Griffith AUSTRALIAN booksellers have lashed out at retail giant Amazon which this month opened a local online e-book store. View the original post
Microsoft SkyDrive suffers outages
November 22nd, 2013 Chris Griffith MICROSOFT has restored its SkyDrive cloud service and other sites which went offline today. View the original post
No end to hackings: expert
November 22nd, 2013 Chris Griffith AUSTRALIA is likely to face more computer system hacking attempts as Indonesian hackers vent their anger over spying allegations. View the original post
HTC blinks, BlinkFeed an option
November 21st, 2013 Chris Griffith AUSTRALIAN users of the HTC One smartphone will be able to switch off the company’s controversial BlinkFeed app. View the original post
Analysts chew into KitKat
November 21st, 2013 Chris Griffith GOOGLE’S KitKat Android OS has escalated a US telco war over NFC and there are security questions about its lower memory use. View the original post
On cloud wine
November 21st, 2013 Chris Griffith CLOUD computing with real-time monitoring of grapes on the vine is enhancing the wine on our table. View the original post
Plants talking to you? We dig it
November 19th, 2013 Chris Griffith FLOWER Power lets your garden tell you how it’s going. View the original post
NBN fibre plan ‘has load, security issues’
November 19th, 2013 Chris Griffith A FIBRE-ONLY NBN would face greater data congestion than a copper, fibre-to-the-node network, a key proponent of DSL technology claims. View the original post
