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15 January 2013
News: Curtin and WASM the first in Australia to combine satellite technologies

A pair of spatial science researchers have completed the first research in Australia to integrate Global Positioning System (GPS) technology with the emerging Galileo satellite system.
12 January 2013
News: Magellan heads in a different direction with SmartGPS device

Most GPS devices excel at getting you from Point A to Point B. Where they come up short is in telling you about all the stuff in between.
11 January 2013
News: E Ink's future foretold at CES: Next-gen will be high-res, support color

While dedicated e-readers struggle in the face of competition from multipurpose tablets, the company E Ink and its electrophoretic display technology (more commonly known as electronic paper) continues to evolve.
Opinion: Displair gives you a touchscreen out of thin air

You can build more than you might expect with just a little bit of air flow and two microns of water. Like a virtual touchscreen display that appears out of nowhere. That's what Displair can boast anyway, with one of the more eye-catching demos I saw at CES 2013.
News: iHome focuses on Lightning, Bluetooth, and fitness

iHome makes so many different audio products that even the PR people have a hard time keeping them straight. The new lineup introduced at CES is no exception, and here for your enjoyment are some highlights from my personal tour of the company's 2013 products.
News: Blue aims for foolproof podcast audio with Nessie

Getting sound into a computer is tricky and making things sound good is really hard. Neither of those things used to matter much if you weren't a professional musician or broadcaster, but these days you can't spit without hitting someone with their own podcast (that or making the rounds as a podcast guest). Between podcasts, Skype, and videoconferencing, dedicated microphones are relevant to far more people than ever before.
Opinion: No, you don't need new glasses, those are curved TVs

No matter how many times you rub your eyes, those things won't look straight. These concave OLED beauties are easy on the eyes, but heavy on the wallet.
News: The Week in iOS Accessories: CES-travaganza, Part 2

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10 January 2013
News: Turn any display into a virtual PC with Dell's HDMI stick

Dell this week unveiled a prototype of a pocket-sized HDMI stick that can turn any compatible display into a virtual PC capable of running Android apps or remotely accessing Windows apps on a cloud service or remote PC.
News: The CES International Pavilion: Weird, prosaic, wonderful . . .

International Pavilion
News: Sharp's HD touchscreen offers pen-like sensing

Japan's Sharp has developed a high-definition touchscreen that can be used with a stylus that resembles a conventional pen.
News: Phone add-on Mauz wants to put you in control of everything (video)

So many devices means so many different ways to control them. But the way Spicebox has it figured, the only controller you need is probably already in your pocket.
Opinion: Sennheiser bets on black for its latest headphones

I may not be a devotee of Project Runway, but audio company Sennheiser assures me that black is currently dominating the latest collections from the leading fashion houses. It's in that spirit that the company just released the Momentum Black, a follow-up design to its relatively new, lifestyle-focused headphones.
News: Sound and vision

Your Mac is capable of both aural and visual wonders. Two system preferences--Sound and Displays--control how those wonders are manifested.
News: EnGenius to unleash a storm of networking gear for home and small business alike

Taiwanese networking company EnGenius, looking to get into a hotly contested US market for home and small-business networking products, has announced a large lineup of competitively priced Wi-Fi and powerline products, along with separate business and consumer cloud services to manage them.
News: Samsung previews foldable, rollable 'Youm' smartphone displays

Flexible OLEDs that can be rolled up or wrapped around the sides of smartphones are getting closer to reality. Samsung Electronics showed some of its prototype flexible displays at CES Wednesday and launched a new brand name for them, Youm.
09 January 2013
News: Mad Catz gaming keyboard acts like Legos

You probably recognize the Mad Catz brand from its high-quality arcade sticks and gamepads, but you might not know about its PC gaming peripherals. That will change once you get a look at the 'S.T.R.I.K.E. 7', a modular keyboard that's remarkably easy to break apart and put back together in a radically new configuration. It's the ultimate DIY keyboard, even without the detachable touchscreen display (with a similarly goofy name: the 'V.E.N.O.M.').
News: Oculus Rift VR headset prototype works so well it's a little scary

After testing a prototype version of the Oculus Rift virtual reality device we came away impressed, intrigued and a little disoriented.
News: Few SMBs worried about document and data security risks: Konica Minolta

Three-quarters of Australian SMBs are leaving themselves open to document and data security breach.
News: Apple must reassess location strategy after 'Maps stumble': Gartner

As location becomes a critical part of mobile OS success, Apple has found itself in unfamiliar territory playing catch up to Google, according to Gartner.

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