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News > Lifestyle

China websites demand true identities be revealed

By Justin Robinson | Sep 7, 2009

Essential Linkage: There's freedom in anonymity.

News > Operating Systems

Microsoft sued in China for patent infringement

By Egan Orion | Nov 13, 2008

Wok calls kettle black

News > Security

US hackers are the most feared

By The Inquirer | Feb 1, 2010

Forget China - the good old US of A is the place to be worried about...

News > Security

China's backs down from mandatory Green Dam software for new PCs

By The Inquirer | Jul 2, 2009

Slim ray of hope for China's PC users...for now.

News > Networking

China is running out of IP addresses

By The Inquirer | Sep 25, 2008

Unless it makes the switch to IPv6

News > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Foxconn denies three way split

By The Inquirer | Mar 22, 2010

All for one and one for all, according to Foxconn.

News > Operating Systems

You don't own your computer, Microsoft does

By The Inquirer | Feb 15, 2010

Windows 7 'KB971033' update calls Microsoft every 90 days.

Features > Science

Can computing be green?

By Staff Writers | Feb 9, 2010

X-ray: Jake Carroll looks into the nasties inside your custom rig, and what impact they have on the environment.

Features > Science

Geographical Information Systems

By Jake Carroll | Mar 22, 2010

X-ray: Jake Carroll peers into the GIS way of life.

News > Systems

Russia invests in supercomputers

By The Inquirer | Mar 4, 2010

It's a matter of national pride.

Features > Systems

High end system vendors get the blues

By The Inquirer | Feb 17, 2010

Analysis: As servers get more generic, it's back to workstations.

News > Entertainment

China to censor journalists' Net access during Olympics

By Egan Orion | Aug 1, 2008

No bricks removed from great firewall

News > Networking

Google guns for a superheroine

By The Inquirer | Jan 18, 2010

Opinion: I am not a search engine

Reviews > Entertainment

The Storm Warriors

By David Hollingworth | Dec 11, 2009

It's a jump-kicking, sword-swinging, all balletic sequel to The Storm Riders - about time! Plus win tickets!

News > Operating Systems

Google Chrome OS heading to netbooks

By The Inquirer | Oct 6, 2009

Google's new Chrome OS heads to teensy laptops.

News > Security

Chinese porn blocker switched off

By The Inquirer | Aug 14, 2009

A nation's youth rejoices, celebrates with western filth.

News > PC Games

First look at Aion, the new angelic MMO

By David Hollingworth | Jun 29, 2009

Video: After becoming a hit in Korea and China, Aion gets an Australian release date.

Features > CPUs, Motherboards & RAM

Gigabyte GoOC 2009 Finals

By Justin Robinson | Jun 4, 2009

Computex Day 3: Gigabyte's GoOC overclocking worldwide finals wrap up, and tuck a few new records in its belt.

News > Lifestyle

French military closes Torrent site

By The Inquirer | Jun 10, 2009

Piracy is dangerous for national security, it seems...

News > Security

Breaking news: Australian Government's Classification Board website hacked

By Justin Robinson | Mar 26, 2009

Breaking News: Australian Classification Board website attacked by hackers

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