Gallery: Aussies buy their first Bitcoin-funded beers
Bitcoins, QR codes, smartphones, tablets, and beer. For some, there is no better way to spend a Sunday afternoon at the pub.
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Gallery: Co-working in the park
What do you get when you fill a park with like-minded entrepreneurs and give them free internet, power, and the promise of coffee? Co-working is what.
ZDNet App Wrap: October 29, 2012
Emergency Aus, Express Plus, GoToMyPC, LivingSocial, Policelink, QR-WiFi Plugin, Splashtop 2, and ThrowMeApp.
HP opens Sydney datacentre: photos
Hewlett-Packard (HP) has opened its new $200 million datacentre out at Eastern Creek, Sydney, and provided ZDNet with a tour of the new facility.
CeBIT 2012 opens: photos
Business-technology exhibition CeBIT 2012 kicked off today, bringing together a who's who of technology players. Many exhibitors appeared to be playing it safe, with booth babes absent from view. Instead, a few took BYO to heart, and brought their own trucks, caravans and bikes.
Surface 2.0 appears in Sydney: photos
One of the first installations of Microsoft's Surface 2.0 has popped up at Mary MacKillop Place Museum, combining the age-old story of a saint with modern technology. ZDNet Australia took a look at how the mid-19th century meets the 21st century.
NICTA's glimpse of tomorrow's tech: pics
National ICT Australia (NICTA) has thrown its doors open for the seventh time in as many years, inviting all to see what's next in cutting-edge technology and also to open the Digital Productivity Showcase, a demonstration of future applications that will likely use and show the capabilities of the National Broadband Network.
2011: the year in photos
We often get asked what we've seen this year in technology, so what better way to tell the story than with a round-up of the year's photos?
Manufacturing a ruggedised laptop: photos
Ever wondered what goes into a ruggedised laptop? Panasonic invited ZDNet Australia on a tour of its manufacturing and testing facility in Kobe, Japan, to show what it puts its machines through.
Inside ASG's Perth datacentre: photos
ASG Group has launched its $10.3 million datacentre and $3.6 million cloud computing facility in Perth today, which it claims will withstand a one in 100-year flood event.