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TTR Ep 2412: E3 anticlimax, Passwords, Windows 8, Telstra and Voda plan changes, Apple's WWDC speculation, 1.3Gb wifi. Outsourcing and more
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On the show today, there's all the more reason to make sure you use different passwords on different sites as it seems that last week was the week of password hacking, with Linkedin and Last.fm both the targets of password thieves.
Also, it was the week Australian telcos change their plans, well Telstra and Vodafone at least,
Facebook enters the app market in its continuing effort to be all things to everyone socially, and
Hulu, the US bases 'on demand' content provider hit's 2 million subscribers.
If only Australians could access such a service, it could very well put a different slant on rights issues in this country
Leena will update us about E3, Adam looks at outsourcing, and don't forget there's the usual odd spot, gadget, app and website of the week.
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Also, it was the week Australian telcos change their plans, well Telstra and Vodafone at least,
Facebook enters the app market in its continuing effort to be all things to everyone socially, and
Hulu, the US bases 'on demand' content provider hit's 2 million subscribers.
If only Australians could access such a service, it could very well put a different slant on rights issues in this country
Leena will update us about E3, Adam looks at outsourcing, and don't forget there's the usual odd spot, gadget, app and website of the week.
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