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Tech tricks Manage your individual iCloud apps

Most iOS users will be familiar with iCloud by now and would be using it in some capacity. But since you only get 5GB free, you’ll want to manage your storage.

News Aussie team develops social media technology on Startup Bus

Three Australian tech entrepreneurs have developed a new platform to help social network users preserve their digital lives, all whilst travelling on the Startup Bus from Las Vegas to Texas.

News Apple’s new iPad set to face Google and Microsoft showdown

Apple’s new iPad has garnered positive reactions from developers, but an expert is encouraging developers to shop around, saying Google and Microsoft will provide some stiff competition.

Start-up TV How videos go viral

As the Joseph Kony phenomenon demonstrates, videos can quickly raise awareness if they go viral. But how can you get your video to the masses? Here, a top YouTube executive explains how it is done.

Tech tricks Update your iPhone without wires

You might have seen that Apple has debuted the new version of its iOS, 5.1. And while you may have needed to connect to iTunes to update before, now there’s no need.

News $11 million fund launched for Victorian ICT start-ups

Victoria-based ICT start-ups are being encouraged to apply for the Victorian Government’s $11 million Digital Futures Fund.

News Atlassian acquires US start-up HipChat

Australian software giant Atlassian has acquired US-based instant messaging network HipChat for an undisclosed sum.

News Apple announces new 4G iPad, set to launch in Australia on March 16

Apple CEO Tim Cook this morning unveiled the new 4G iPad, which features a high resolution retina display and is set to launch in Australian on March 16.

Tech tricks Open lost tabs in Chrome

There’s nothing worse than accidentally closing an internet tab when you had a great piece of writing you had been dying to read. Thankfully, all is not lost.

News US company Cadence launches incubator for Aussie circuit makers

California-based company Cadence Design Systems has partnered with National ICT Australia to launch a business incubation program for Australian integrated circuit start-ups.

Tech tricks Add labs features in Gmail

If you're brave, there is a way to try the latest experiments straight from the Google labs in your email account.

News Melbourne start-up Booki.sh goes into OverDrive

Melbourne start-up Booki.sh has been acquired by US-based eBook distributor OverDrive for an undisclosed sum, with Booki.sh continuing to operate under its original name.

News Three ways to get a slice of Australia’s $16 billion online retail market

Start-ups can carve a slice of Australia’s $16 billion retail industry, a new report suggests, by focusing their efforts on online discounts and deals, mobile apps and group buying.

News Philip Weinman’s Locomote launches start-up investment hunt

Start-ups are being encouraged to apply for Locomote’s Venture Technology Program, which offers start-ups a full range of technical development expertise in return for a “fair” equity stake.

Tech tricks Turn off your start-up programs

Does your computer take forever to start each morning? Here's a way to fix it.

News LivingSocial swoops for Aussie start-up Jump On It

US group buying giant LivingSocial has acquired Australian start-up Jump On It, one year after taking a 31% stake in the company, in a deal believed to be worth around $40 million.

Taskmaster Take advantage of your lack of knowledge

Playing dumb can be a wonderful weapon and there are plenty of different ways to use it.

Features Five secrets to engaging with customers using social media

Social media sites are essential marketing tools for your business. Here are five ways to make sure potential customers like you, rather than your competitors. BY OLIVER MILMAN.

News Roamz wins Digital Australia Shootout at G’Day USA

The founder of location-based app Roamz has urged start-ups to exploit the opportunity provided by G’Day USA, after winning the Digital Australia Shootout at this year’s event, taking home a bevy of prizes.

Tech tricks Turn off location-based iAds

Has the battery on your iPhone or iPad ever run low when you've needed to use location services? If so, there’s something you can do.

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