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Famous 1895 pastel artwork by famous Norwegian artist Edvard Munch has sold at Sotheby’s auction in the New York for a record breaking price of $119.9 million. Four versions were made of “The Scream”, three are currently in Norwegian museums, the piece selling on Wednesday is the only remaining one still in private hands. The price eclipsed the previous record held … Continue reading
Organ donor registrations surged Monday night with the release of Facebook‘s new timeline feature than enables all 900 million of its member to share their wishes and signup easily through the network. The announcement turns the world’s largest social network into a tool that saves lives, a move than is healing the growing gap between … Continue reading
The Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, is once again facing leadership tensions within the ruling Labor Party as Labor MPs desperately search for a miracle cure to their anaemic poll numbers. According to the latest survey from Newspoll, Labor’s primary vote has fallen two points to 27 per cent while the Coalition’s primary vote has climbed three … Continue reading
Tablets have been out a while now, going back as early in computing history as the early 2000s, the Microsoft Tablet PC’s, like the HP Compaq tablet PC. But it never grasped the consumer market, being mainly directed at the work force, until Apple decided to create a ‘whole new technology’ with the Apple iPad. … Continue reading
Here comes the clouds! In a world where computer data is being used for everything from a desktop computer to a SmartWatch, storage is becoming better and better. Were are being presented with more options for not only storage size but where the data is stored in 2012. For years storing data ‘locally’ was a … Continue reading
The current Sydney Entertainment Centre will be demolished and the current Sydney Exhibition and Convention Centre will be closed for three years under a plan to reinvigorate and expand the capabilities of Sydney to host major world functions, events and conferences at the cost of $1 billion. The Premier of NSW, Barry O’Farrell, announced the … Continue reading
Tech Giant Google has announced a the concept for “internet tinted glasses”. This new idea of the future is currently being developed at Google X called Project Glass, where a Google+ post by Google employees state “We think technology should work for you – be there when you need it and get out of your way … Continue reading
On March 5, Invisible Children Inc. released a 29 minute long documentary titled, “Kony 2012”, to raise awareness of the crimes committed by indicted Ugandan war criminal Joseph Kony. Jason Russel, director of the film, aimed at 500, 000 views, however the film went viral with mostly youths still at school, sharing the video on … Continue reading
Kim Dotcom, founder of website Megaupload, has been alleged to have set a deadline to customs to allow him to enter the country having paid for a Fireworks show in Auckland and “donated” large sums of money to New Zealand. The New Zealand customs allowed Kim Dotcom to enter the country. Prosecutors from the United … Continue reading
Almost everyone has seen the viral Youtube video KONY 2012. This article is dedicated to explaining how the campaign of KONY 2012 is possibly a scam. Before you start ranting away about how I am completely incorrect, and how Joseph Kony is real, let me state my point. I have no doubt that Joseph Kony … Continue reading
Flashback to 2010. The iPad is being released. There is chaos amongst Apple fanatics. People are forming lines outside the electronic stores. They’re placing their orders, in anticipation of the biggest event of 2010. The iPad was to replace the laptop forever. Welcome back to 2012. Official information of the 3rd incarnation of Apple’s … Continue reading
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