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Mozilla Firefox has a 64-bit variant, called Waterfox, thanks Renegade. Waterfox is a high performance browser based on the Mozilla Firefox source code. Waterfox is specifically for 64-bit systems, with one thing in mind: speed.
Techpowerup has a story on the ASUS Open Overclocking Cup finals held in Moscow this year, with Vlad "slamms" of ASUS Russia as judge. Head over here to read more about it.
Senator Stephen Conroy has released his first speech since resigning as the communications minister when Kevin Rudd was reinstated as leader of the Labor Party, and it's all about the NBN. “[The rollout targets] were always ambitious," he said on Friday at a lunch in Sydney held by the Australian Computer Society. "We wouldn't have been so aggressive if we'd known how tough it was for the company.
PCSTATS have released a beginner friendly guide on how to fix broken / cracked laptop LCD screens, for a fraction of the cost of your local computer store. In this Beginners Guide, PCSTATS will show you how we repaired a Lenovo T530 ThinkPad notebook with a cracked LCD screen (see the damage below). We'll address laptop screens that "go dark" or "flicker on and off randomly", later in the guide.
Google 4 Doodle is drawing to a close, and the final 32 are now up for voting. Students from across Australia were invited to submit entries of their interpretation of the Google logo representing this year's theme, "If I was an explorer I would ..."
The record for the fastest wifi in the world has been raised from 40GB/s, to a whopping 100gb/s, thanks to a combined team from Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics (IAF) and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).
Maile Carnegie has had her first interview as the new Google Australia New Zealand managing director, from her past role, her current job, and the NBN. ''I look at the energy around the NBN. At the moment it's focused around cost. I'd love to talk about the benefits and how we can change the rhetoric, from cost to disruption.''
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