Cheaper car insurance for gamers

Have you got what it takes as a gamer? You could qualify for reduced car insurance premiums, according to one insurer. There is a catch though.
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Sony’s USB turntable turns LPs into MP3s
How’s this for retro-tech? Hook this turntable up to your PC, drag out those old albums and get set for a true ‘vinyl revival’.
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Music publishers fail to get rate rise, iTunes stays

iTunes lives to fight another day as the US Copyright Board rejects music publishers' demands for a royalty rate increase.
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Nokia working on ‘indoor GPS’ system
Wi-Fi replaces GPS to help you find where you are, and point to where you want to go, in shopping centres and airports.
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Citroen develops a real car for Gran Turismo 5
The world's first car to be developed both for a computer game and the road has been launched by French car maker Citroen at the Paris Motor show.
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Nokia’s first true iPhone competitor revealed
Available in Australia from early 2009, Nokia’s 5800 MusicXpress touchphone has got the iPhone dead in its sights.
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Cell-powered graphics cards on the way
The so-called SpursEngine, a four-core variant of the Cell processor, is right up there with the PPU as a great way to waste a PCIe slot.
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Google brings back search from 2001
To mark its tenth birthday Google has resurrected its 2001 index. You can Google yourself and your friends to see what the world was like seven years ago.
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Apple finally lets iPhone developers talk to each other
Apple has dropped the NDA preventing iPhone developers from discussing their work with each other.
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Lenovo’s IdeaPad netbook on the launchpad
Lenovo is counting down to the local release of the IdeaPad S10 later this month – should Asus and co be worried?
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Apple threatens closure of the iTunes music store if price hike approved
Apple claims it may be forced to close its highly successful iTunes music store if the US government tomorrow approves a 66 percent price hike for music royalties.
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Australia's Great Barrier Reef now on Google Maps
In a world first, Google has added the first large scale marine environment to its online mapping service, Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
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Microsoft's Phone Data Manager - not quite cloud computing
Want to sync your phone's contacts with the cloud? Sure, Microsoft says, just let us stick a Windows PC in the middle.
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Adobe CS4's Top 10 features for professionals
After reading our Top 5 new features in CS4 story, APC's art director Chris Zammit made his own list of the CS4 features most likely to excite design & production professionals.
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Skype caves in to user outrage over 4.0 design
Skype has been forced to revise its 4.0 beta release after outraged users bombarded it with criticisms of the screen-hogging and unintuitive design.
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