June 2nd, 2014 
Chris Griffith THE brains of tomorrow’s adults may be networked to technology, transforming how they learn and interact, says a report by tech giant Intel.
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Australian football #AFL can be so spectacular. Toby Greene’s big bomb (kick) 60 metres + from goal yesterday was amazing. I remember these for years: John Nicholls, Peter McKenna & Michael Voss are some. WATCH TOBY HERE https://bit.ly/3xEmx9X #GWS #Australia Pic: flickered
Giving credit to the NSW State Govt in Australia; a new $490m package for EV uptake, a $3K subsidy for 25,000 EVs under $68K, waived stamp duty for EVs under $78K, $171m for charging infrastructure, deferring road user charges until 2027. A great start, can other states match?
Hands on, or should I say feet on, the Peloton Bike Plus. Peloton is coming to Australia, so just what is the cycling/exercising experience like? And what will you pay? https://bit.ly/3vrr4eg @onepeloton #fitness #LockDown #cyclinglife
REVIEW: THE POWER OF THE SWARM. Cubbit has summoned a swarm of users to protect your data in the cloud - a look at its distributed cloud offering. https://bit.ly/3iHep43 @_Cubbit #cloud
Hands on: Australia’s Zero Latency VR has brought the legendary Far Cry series to free-roam virtual reality in its first collaboration with Ubisoft, the game’s creator. We go for a session to try it http://bit.ly/3iJnlpD @zerolatencyVR #FarCry @UbisoftANZ
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