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Thursday, 16-December-2004 18:44:47 (GMT +10) - by Agg
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Australian Police have the green light to use spyware to catch bad guys, report Wired. After obtaining a warrant, police will be able to install malware such as keystroke loggers, trackers, and other unwelcome applications on PCs of those targeted in some criminal investigations.
PCStats have some hardware roadmaps, detailing upcoming technology. Even more futuristic is this holographic display promo info from Cheeky Chino.
From DavidRa: Just to show that they're not all technology mad, one Japanese inventor has come up with the lap pillow. More info here and here.
PCStats took a look at the popular Firefox 1.0 web browser, while ArsTechnica examine its email equivalent, Thunderbird.
Xbit compared two new notebooks from Asus.
Rainwulf spotted an interesting read on TheReg, about the Post-PC Era.
Linux apparently has less bugs than rival operating systems, according to Stanford University, thanks Nick.
Guru3D join the list of sites offering buyer's guides for Xmas PC goodies.
Breaking news at the moment is that ABIT are under investigation for "financial irregularities". More info here on Digitimes.
JimX spotted this Bruce Lee C64-style game for download.
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