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Touchpads and Twitter - the good, the bad and the ironic
Edge Computing

Touchpads and Twitter - the good, the bad and the ironic

Exploring the digital age's pitfalls and paradoxes, from Orewa College's iPad initiative to Obama's Twitter faux pas and the HP TouchPad review.

By Staff Writer • 5 min read • Thu, 1st Sep 2011
Interview: with paul's greg mottola
Edge Computing

Interview: with paul's greg mottola

Greg Mottola opens up about Paul, a genre-bending Sci-Fi comedy where British nerds and an alien collide in a hilarious quest home.

By Staff Writer • 5 min read • Thu, 1st Sep 2011
How to build a website PT4
Edge Computing

How to build a website PT4

Dive into the final part of how to craft an impressive website, exploring visual sophistication and the art of user-friendly design.

By Staff Writer • 4 min read • Thu, 1st Sep 2011
How to buy a laptop
Edge Computing

How to buy a laptop

NetGuide's latest piece unravels the complex world of laptop shopping, offering essential tips to secure the best value.

By Staff Writer • 5 min read • Thu, 1st Sep 2011
The Lytro Camera
Edge Computing

The Lytro Camera

Taking a great picture requires many skills: the composition needs to be good, the amount of light perfect and the focus of the lens faultless.

By Staff Writer • 2 min read • Thu, 1st Sep 2011
Interactive car windows
Edge Computing

Interactive car windows

Say goodbye to boring drives as Toyota unveils 'Window to the World,' turning car windows into interactive delights for education and fun.

By Staff Writer • 3 min read • Thu, 1st Sep 2011
Save $$$ with Skype
Edge Computing

Save $$$ with Skype

Skype is becoming more and more popular as a trendy, convenient, innovative and (most importantly) free way to communicate.

By Staff Writer • 13 min read • Thu, 1st Sep 2011

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The privacy laws behind facebook
Hyperscale

The privacy laws behind facebook

Websites like Facebook, MySpace and Twitter have become so commonplace in the last few years that it is easy to cast aside the age-old fears of identity theft.

By Staff Writer • 7 min read • Thu, 1st Sep 2011