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$1m worth of Retravision stock up for auction

By Michelle Starr | August 2nd, 2012

Victorians are in for a lucky break, as stock from three Retravision stores will go up for auction tomorrow, starting at AU$9 for each item across the board.

Dick Smith DVD player explodes, burns three-year-old

By Michelle Starr | August 2nd, 2012

A Dick Smith-branded portable DVD player exploded in a car, causing serious burns to the three-year-old girl who was using it.

Get massive discounts on Xbox Live

By Michelle Starr | August 1st, 2012

Due to renew your Xbox Live Gold membership? OzSave has just reduced prices across its Xbox Live range. 4

No revelations in IT pricing inquiry hearing

By Michelle Starr | July 31st, 2012

The first public IT pricing inquiry hearing was held yesterday in Sydney. 2

Best websites for a local bargain

By Michelle Starr | July 30th, 2012

Are you sleuthing for a sale, looking for a new gadget or do you just like the feeling of getting the better end of a deal? Here's a bunch of sites for bargain hunters that support local business. 5

Ed Husic: what is Adobe thinking?

By Michelle Starr | July 25th, 2012

Federal Labor backbencher Ed Husic, who called for the IT Pricing Inquiry currently underway, has criticised Adobe's lack of participation. 3

THQ gives away Darksiders for free

By Michelle Starr | July 13th, 2012

For today only, THQ is giving Aussies a free copy of Darksiders with every Darksiders II pre-order.

Penny Arcade Kickstarter divides the internet

By Michelle Starr | July 12th, 2012

Popular webcomic Penny Arcade has launched a Kickstarter campaign — so that the site can be run without ads. 2

Kogan Australia website missing from Bing

By Michelle Starr | July 10th, 2012

Is Microsoft biting back after Kogan set penalties for IE7 users? Is it a mad publicity stunt? Either way, the Kogan Australia website is mysteriously missing from Bing search results. 3

All there is to know about NFC

By Michelle Starr | July 6th, 2012

NFC has been slow to catch on in Australia; gradually, however, the technology is making its way in — but awareness is even slower. What is it? What can it do? And how will we be using it in the future? 5

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