Tech industry
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Shredded paper a powerful idea
Japanese electronics giant Sony has revealed technology that generates electricity from shredded paper. Read More -
Pre-launch start-up supporter360 lands multimillion dollar clients
A new Australian cloud-based platform called supporter360 has already been snapped up by organisations with a combined income of $500 million, despite... Read More -
Top 10 technology trends for 2012
Technology trends in 2011 were heavily influenced by the increasing uptake of mobile devices, namely smartphones and tablets, by the Australian public... Read More -
Watch2pay is right on time
A watch is replacing wallets for purchases under $23 in Britain, representing the latest development in cash-free payments. Read More -
Forbes names Kaggle CEO among top techies
Kaggle co-founder and chief executive Anthony Goldbloom has been named one of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 top tech entrepreneurs, one month after the Australi... Read More -
10 best start-up ideas of 2011
Starting a business involves plenty of perspiration – so much so, in fact, that the moment of inspiration can seem like a dim and rather idyllic memor... Read More -
Thing-O-Matic brings images to life
A device known as the MakerBot Thing-O-Matic can turn two-dimensional images into three-dimensional objects made of plastic. Read More -
Electric car-sharing concept speeds up
Paris has launched an electric car-sharing program to cut air and noise pollution on the city’s medieval cobblestone streets and beyond. Read More -
Innovation Bay kicks off applications for first 2012 angel dinner
Local tech start-ups seeking funding are being encouraged to apply for a spot at the next angel dinner to be hosted by Innovation Bay, which is callin... Read More -
Virtual court system restores law and order
A virtual court system tested in the United Kingdom allows suspects to go on trial hours after their arrest, with witnesses testifying via video link ... Read More
