Today is Thursday, February 23, 2012
rdio launches in Australia

Review: RDIO.com

RDIO is a “new” streaming service for Australians. Starting in 2010, it conducted a soft launch in Australia early in 2010, and officially opened it’s service to Australia on 20th January.
Kaching (Credit: Commonwealth Bank)

Commbank’s Kaching iPhone app now live

Just prior to Christmas the Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s Kaching application went live in Apple’s iTunes store, marking the official launch of the service almost two months after it was first announced.
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Australian accessory designer opens up new design studio

Alon Tamir, designer of the Wallee series of iPad wall mounts and Pix and Stix has announced “StudioProper”, Australia’s first tech accessory design studio.
Kaching (Credit: Commonwealth Bank)

CBA launches NFC-capable Kaching

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has this morning revealed its new mobile app, dubbed Kaching, that will allow owners of Apple’s iPhone to pay friends and bills on their phone.
Apple's iPad slowly invading the corporate world (Credit: yto/Flickr)

Telstra to sell iPad 2 in “coming weeks”

Telstra has this morning confirmed it too will begin selling Apple’s iPad 2 tablet device “in the coming weeks”.
Apple's Siri to work in Australia (Credit: Apple Inc.)

All done: Telstra rounds out Australia iPhone 4S pricing

In the nick of time, Telstra has this morning released its pricing for Apple’s iPhone 4S which goes on sale both in Australia and around the world this Friday.
Foxtel on Xbox now unmetered for Telstra customers (Credit: Foxtel)

DVD rental is a dying business, is online video replacing it?

An article from Sydney Morning Herald’s Sacha Molitorisz about the decline of DVD rental marketplace suggests that the Internet is killing DVD Rentals. However the article gave only vague hints on how traditional Brick and Mortar stores was [...]
Apple's Siri to work in Australia (Credit: Apple Inc.)

Siri, Apple’s personal iOS assistant to work in Australia

Apple overnight held an event where it announced amongst other things a new voice-controlled service that allows users to speak actions to an iPhone.
Apple's iPhone 3GS (Credit: Apple)

Optus, Vodafone reduce iPhone 3GS pricing

Australian providers Vodafone and Optus have cut pricing of Apple’s iPhone 3GS, with the device now available for $0 on a $29 caps.
Apple's iCloud (Credit: Apple)

Apple Australia to match US iCloud extra storage pricing

Apple has today opened the doors for developers to its new web-based iCloud service, as well as revealing pricing for additional storage for users.