Stories by Mitchell Bingemann

Article | 2/04/2007 Rush to see nude Bingle crashes GQ servers
An influx of curious Aussie men, eager to get a glimpse of Lara Bingle in the buff, have crashed the GQ Germany Web site after it published nude photo...
Article | 30/03/2007 X-Series marks the spot for flat-rate mobile data
In a first for Australian 3G mobile operators, Hutchison has launched a series of fixed-fee mobile data plans that do away with costly per-megabyte ac...
Article | 30/03/2007 Spin's Easter treat: free ADSL2+
Easter is usually a time when people are seen gorging on chocolate eggs, but Spin Internet has another idea: it's letting customer gorge on six months...
Article | 12/03/2007 Optus readies VoIP for SMBs
Optus has stepped forward as the first major telco to offer VoIP to the SMB sector with its announcement of two new VoIP services set to launch later ...
Article | 6/03/2007 Students get 93 percent discount on Office Ultimate 2007
In a pilot marketing campaign called "It's Not Cheating" Microsoft is practically giving away its $1150 Office Ultimate 2007 suite to Australian uni s...
Article | 15/02/2007 JB Hi-Fi doesn't give a rat's about HD DVD
One of Australia's biggest consumer electronics retailers, JB Hi-Fi, has wholeheartedly jumped on the Blu-ray bandwagon by announcing it won't be stoc...
Article | 6/02/2007 Aussie businesses gets mapped with Google Maps Australia
Australia's Internet terra nullius is no more with today's official launch of Google Maps Australia, an online mapping service that provides topograph...
Article | 1/02/2007 Australia's average gamer gets older and more womanly
The stereotypical pasty and pimply-faced teenaged gamer may be in for a rude shock after the latest research findings from the Interactive Entertainme...
Article | 29/01/2007 Community key for Second Life success
From virtual real estate to escort services and casinos, the virtual economy of Second Life is booming and now as the community grows to over 2.6 mill...
Article | 25/01/2007 It's official, PlayStation 3 to hit Aussie shores March 23
Sony Computer Entertainment (SCE) has put eager PlayStation fans' fears to rest with confirmation that the PlayStation 3 will be launched across Europ...
Article | 22/01/2007 $100 Notebook attracts attention
One Laptop Per Child project is the star of the Linux Conf 07 open day
Article | 14/12/2006 Sony fesses up on fake PSP blog
Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) has confessed it hired a marketing company to create a fake blog to drum up Christmas support for its PlayS...
Article | 13/12/2006 Fake PSP blog backfires for Sony
Any publicity is good publicity, or so they say. But after the furore that has erupted over what appears to be a stealth marketing campaign for the Pl...
Article | 11/12/2006 PC Game -- Just Cause
From the get-go, Just Cause thrusts you head first into the action-packed role of Rico, a South American field operative who has been tasked with over...
Article | 7/12/2006 iPod as tracking devices, easy as a walk in the park
Next time you strap on your Nikes and plug in your iPod for a casual jog around the block, it might be a good idea to don a tin-foil cap too, as newly...

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