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Most businesses operate on the back of fast-moving and constantly changing computer systems. Careers in IT offer challenging, fun and varied opportunities, provided you have the right qualifications to net you the job. Through Open Universities Australia, you can kick start your career in IT by enrolling in RMIT’s Bachelor of Technology (Computing Studies).
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Fare thee well, white MacBook. You were a fantastic machine, and like all things Apple, had your time in the spotlight. You were the polycarbonate one, the white peg in the aluminium lineup of current model MacBook Pros, and now, you aren't any of those things any more as Apple has halted the distribution of yourself, even in educational channels.

There's murmurings that Apple will release ...

Tweetbot 2.0 was released this morning to much applause from the more enlightened Twitter community, and just like pretty much everything Tapbots, it's pretty great. Tweetbot 2.0 for iPhone features a few timeline improvements here and there, and is a pretty solid update all round.

But wait, there's more! Tweetbot for iPad was also released to an absolute explosion from Twitter folk about the ...

Word Order is exactly what it claims to be; you need to rearrange a series of jumbled refrigerator magnets into the correct order before the timer runs out.

Developed by Swedish group AppForMore, Word Order, which also comes in Swedish, is an iPhone/iPod touch app divided into five categories: Quotes, History, Sports, Odd Facts and Sort. The quote section asks the user to decipher a quote from known ...

The healthcare industry in Australia and internationally is constantly growing and changing.

Emerging technology, the expanding and ageing population, increased and new demands on services as well as changing approaches to healthcare mean qualified professionals will be in demand even more in the future.

Federal Government research shows that in the next decade health professionals will retire in larger numbers than newly qualified replacements hitting the ...

Canadian telecommunications companies Rogers and BCE already have the Apple iTV in their labs, according to a Canadian newspaper. It's controlled via futuristic voice and hand gestures, and maybe, just maybe, you'll be able to do more with Siri than just talk.

Updated UI elements in the Mac OS X 10.7.3 update had lead to blatant speculation that Apple are preparing OS X for retina-displays ...

Motorola has been granted an patent ruling in their favour in Germany, this time to do with iCloud mail syncing across devices. As far as I can tell, the patent has something to do with "multiple pager status and sync system and method", and probably relates back to some inner-working detail of push email. While iCloud customers in Germany probably won't see a disruption to their email any time soon, it'll ...

One of the most important aspects of photography is lighting. Even the best cameras in the world cannot excel to their full potential in poor lighting.

What if you could easily control your surrounding light, even out of the studio? Of course there’s no telling what Mother Nature might throw at you, but Gary Fong’s flash accessory line makes it easier than ever to get cleaner, more balanced shots from any DSLR.
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Analysts say the iPhone 5 is expected to launch at WWDC 2012 in June, but I bet you didn't need any analyst to tell you that. The dates have been set for some kind of "corporate meeting" at Moscone. As an aside, I wonder how fast WWDC tickets will sell out this year?

If you own an iPhone and haven't heard of Launch Center, clearly someone isn't doing their job properly. Launch Center utilises custom URL schemes of ...