Australia’s tech sector represents over 5.1% of the nation’s GDP and makes up more than 22% of its workforce and make up a considerable proportion of the Australia 200, according to the Deloitte Access Economics Report. While this puts it below the manufacturing, mining and construction sectors, it does mean it contributes a higher percentage […]
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The Lotter App Review
Who doesn’t dream of winning the lottery? It’s true, we all do, and our hopes are always stimulated when we hear about the hundreds of millions of dollars offered by Powerball or Mega Millions. In fact this whole week was a whopper with multi million ozlotto and Australian lotto’s being available for winning. But, what […]
Technology showcase Asus Canjam and much more in 2016
There is a lot happening in technology in 2016.Not only that My fit bit just tells me today that I just walked the entire length of Italy. Wohoo!! Coming back to the point 2016 has started with gusto, and the invites have started pouring in and so has the Australian Technology Events – which are […]
This Guy bought Million dollar Google.com for just $12 dollars
Domain Names Sell for as low as 0.99 cents to $35.6 million just for internet domain name. Google.com which is probably worth millions of dollars got accidentally sold to a buyer last week for a very small fee this week, possibly leaving many google employees redfaced. In fact insurance .com did sell for $35.6million (yep […]
A suit that pays the bills
Now that would be convenient wouldn’t it? Coming quite close is The Heritage Power Suit, a smart suit that lets you (sorry!) pay your bills with a wave of your hand, quite literally. Quite a genius idea if you ask me, move over 007 Invention Centre. Get in the the chance to win a Powersuit […]
Tablets fighting back against smartphones
At one point in time, there seemed to be a clear distinction between smartphones and tablets: the former was your go-to device for calling, texting, and checking email, while the latter was used for recreational purposes like gaming and video steaming. However, as more tablets begin to offer calling capabilities, the line between the two […]
Virtual pass for ProBlogger Training Event
Over the last 4 years Problogger has run an Australian ProBlogger Training Event each year and have grown it from 100, to 200, to 300 and this year to 450 attendees. The tickets to this years event which is being held in just over 3 weeks sold out several months ago and so Virtual Passes […]
The Australian app developer competition
“Applicants will be judged according to what the app offers, the market need for the product and its path to revenue. I am excited to be part of this Curtin University initiative and I look forward to seeing the unique and innovative entries in the competition,” The “2014 OzAPP Awards” is calling for mobile applications […]
Tech and business: four ways to utilise technology for your work
Technology and business have been working hand-in-hand since the ‘80s, so it’s no surprise that today, gadgets and hardware can do wonders for workplace productivity, communication, and accessibility. When it comes to technology, there is an abundance of choice but it can be hard to know what to choose. If you’re looking to utilise technology […]
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