Sunday Sep 7 13:22 AEST
7 Sep 2008In scenes reminiscent of a generation ago, Chinese are tapping friends and relatives travelling abroad to bring back electronic devices that are unavailable in China.
Saturday Sep 6 07:43 AEST
6 Sep 2008Microsoft's $US300 million ($A370.14 million) advertising campaign features comedian Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates trying to buy shoes at a discount store.
Friday Sep 5 16:11 AEST
AFP | 5 Sep 2008In what is heralded as the seeds of an Internet-age emergency broadcast system, MySpace has teamed with the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to spread news on hurricanes through users of the online social network.
Thursday Sep 4 19:06 AEST
4 Sep 2008The world's first cloned dog has become a father following the first successful breeding of cloned canines, South Korean researchers say.
Wednesday Sep 3 18:27 AEST
By Karlis Salna | 3 Sep 2008A national broadband network is a step closer with the federal government announcing the deadline for bids for the multi-billion project.
Wednesday Sep 3 14:15 AEST
3 Sep 2008A Dutch-based company plans to produce affordable electric cars by the end of 2009, promising they will be much more powerful than existing models.
Wednesday Sep 3 10:36 AEST
3 Sep 2008The ACT Labor government will move ahead with plans to build a massive solar power station capable of powering 10,000 homes, if re-elected next month.
Tuesday Sep 2 16:43 AEST
2 Sep 2008Google, creator of the world's most popular internet search engine, has developed its own web browser in a challenge to Microsoft's dominant Internet Explorer.
Tuesday Sep 2 15:30 AEST
2 Sep 2008The remains of two foetuses found in the tomb of ancient Egypt's boy king Tutankhamun may have been twins and were very likely his children, an expert says.
Monday Sep 1 17:03 AEST
By Rosemary Desmond | 1 Sep 2008A Queensland museum curator says he's found the most intact skeleton ever discovered of a 100-million-year-old fish.
Monday Sep 1 10:54 AEST
By Vladimir Isachenkov | 1 Sep 2008The owner of an independent website critical of authorities was shot and killed by police in a volatile province in southern Russia, his colleague said.
Friday Aug 29 14:00 AEST
By ninemsn staff | 29 Aug 2008Apple CEO Steve Jobs was yesterday declared dead by a financial news service that bungled his obituary and prematurely posted it online.
Thursday Aug 28 18:36 AEST
28 Aug 2008Space telescopes have captured images of a huge collision of two galaxy clusters that sheds some light into the universe's mysterious dark matter, NASA says.
Thursday Aug 28 12:56 AEST
28 Aug 2008A Sydney-based technology firm is the brains behind much of Australia's Olympic medal haul, the NSW government says.
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