
Showing posts with label Australian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australian. Show all posts
Monday, 26 August 2013
MathSpace is cloud-based learning software that teaches math to kids!!!!!!

Sunday, 11 August 2013
Apple iPhone 5S reveal on September 10?!!!!!
Tech site AllThings has overnight reported that it has sources claiming that Apple have scheduled an event for the date of September 10, that will likely be the launch of the next iPhone. Or iPhones, as rumours have been strong, as well as alleged images…
Sunday, 14 July 2013
With Adioso You Can Book Travel The Way You Want It!!!!!
It allows users to:
- search without constraints on destinations & dates
- follow destinations or search terms to receive deals, trip recommendations, and other content to help them plan and book their trip.
Its key benefits are:
- Travelers find it much easier to choose the very best travel options available
- Airlines & suppliers can focus messages and offers at highly qualified customers.
Founded in Australia in 2008 by Fenn Bailey and Tom Howard, Adioso was in the Winter ‘09 class of Y Combinator, and has received seed funding from Silicon Valley and travel industry investors.
As of March 2012, Adioso has a team of eight engineers and designers in Australia and the US, and is moving rapidly towards the launch of some major new product features and global airline coverage. If you search for something like, "New York to Bangkok in September for 11 days," the results will provide a few itineraries and prices. If it's too high, you can save your search an receive email alerts when prices drop. If you're not dead-set on going to a specific place, Adioso could help you find a great deal on a unique vacation.
Fenn Bailey and Tom Howard
Here is a video about Adioso:
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
Data retention bill defeated in Australia!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MOVES TO MONITOR COMMUNICATIONS DATA in Australia have been blocked, for now. According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), security agencies downunder have been clamoring to get their hands on communications data belonging to Australian citizens…
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