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At last Microsoft comes up with something interesting - Surface

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An interesting slideshow by Gary Stasiuk on constructing 3D forms that interact with each other within a 3D space using Flash - Digital Creatures

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Jeff Han shows off a fascinating touch screen interface reminiscent of Minority Report.

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How do you stop yourself from falling over the real furniture or bumping into real walls when moving around a virtual space? Virtusphere

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Phill Ryu looks at some of the most 'beautiful' mac OS X applications

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Something usually not thought about until it is too late - how to back up your Mac

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New simulation game called 'Spore'

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An addictive game that allows you to play running one of the worlds biggest fast food companies - McDonalds

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Ars Technica review the latest offering from Apple - the iMac with an intel processor

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Macworld list their top 6 productivity boosting applications

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Google have released their Beta version of Google Earth for the Mac

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If your keyboard is starting to get a little icky then this usb powered keyboard vacuum could be just what you are looking for.

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A great little application to use with iTunes. Giving you the ability to browse your music collection by cover art. If you have a wireless set up and a PSP CoverBuddy can turn your PSP into a remote control for your iTunes music collection.

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Sabine Grüsser and Ralf Thalemann from the Charité University Medicine Berlin, in Germany have found similarities between drug addicts and heavy players of computer games.

"...excessive computer game players showed classic signs of craving when they were presented with freeze-frames from some of their favourite games – they desperately wanted to play, expected to feel better once they did, and fully intended to indulge again as soon as possible."

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A British Programmer, Rollo Carpenter has just won the Loebner prize. The prize is held each year to determine which computer chat program is capable of responses most like that of a human being. Here are the chat transcripts from the competition and an article on vnunet

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If you're looking for legal free Mac software - then here is a great list.

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NTT are releasing their 3D space browser in October

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Software producer has released their upgrade to Macromedia Studio with Macromedia Studio 8 - sans Freehand.

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If you use OSX.4 and you're worried about the amount of Ram the new Dashboard feature uses but you don't know how to turn it off - then here is the answer

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Getting information out of a person is a simple trick - if you know how. Computer hackers now see it as the way to get into your system.

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If you need help with keeping track of your emails then try these tips from Macworld

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ARS Technica have a look at the history of the graphical user interface for computers

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When Bill Gates saw that Google were hiring staff that matched the same criteria Microsoft used, he got worried. Now it looks like Google has moved from 'Search' to 'Software' and Bill Gates sees them as serious competition.

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Seagate have just released what it claims is the world's highest capacity hard drive for notebook computers

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For an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $3.4 billion.

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The United Nations have released a free game for Mac and PC called Food Force - the goal is to stop world hunger.

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Business2 have a good look at the iPod and future possible business decisions Apple may use to gain leverage off it's huge success.

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A free admin utility for your MYSQL database

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Fujitsu have just started initial production on a 120gb drive for laptops

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Some nice new peripherals for the new Mac Mini

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Using expressions and scripts to create motion in After Effects (including random motion)

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An article over at I, Cringely suggests Apple intends to distribute movies via it's new operating system, the Mac Mini and iTunes

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A introductory article on keeping your home wi fi network safe

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This wired article has an interesting way to access your Mac via a wireless network on a PDA

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The Mac mini, iPod Shuffle and iWork

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If you want to have a secure PC - don't use Windows. USAToday ran a test with six 'honeypot' computers running different operating systems - the Mac running OSX was not compromised.

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Is taking off among the technically savvy in India.

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Using algorythms to create interesting patterns and images

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A great phone application for personalising phone messages and much much more

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Japanese doctors have studied the sight of over 10,000 Japanese workers and found an increased chance of Glaucoma with heavy computer use

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Now you will never miss your favourite TV programs

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A great MacOSX application for documenting your library of books, cds, DVD's etc.

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A new scam where a website takes over your web browser without you knowing has surfaced. If you use a browser with tabbed browsing - take note

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London based analysts mi2g have undertaken a 12 month study of computer operating system security and Mac 0SX came out on top

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