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Apple Updates iLife, iWork

Apple unveiled revisions to its iLife and iWork software packages Tuesday at the Macworld 2009 show for developers in San Francisco.

Green is in at CES

You've heard the talk of Green throughout the whole of 2008, but the way a product affects the environment will be a huge consideration in consumer buying habits, at least when it comes to gadgets.

Apple foils iPhone Nano forgery plans

As Macworld comes to a close this week, and the keynote ended unceremoniously on Tuesday, those who eagerly awaited an iPhone nano can still get their hands on one -- just not from Apple.

North American chip sales sag in slowing economy

Chip sales in the Americas have fallen to $2.61 billion in November 2008, down 23.9 percent from $3.43 billion in November 2007, according to the latest figures from the World Semiconductor Trade Statistics Organization (WSTS).

Woman sets husband on fire

An Australian woman has been charged with murder after allegedly setting her husband's genitals on fire because she thought he was having an affair.

Obama picks Leon Panetta to head CIA

Former congressman, Bill Clinton and White House chief of staff, Leon Panetta will be President-elect Barack Obama's CIA Director, according to media reports Monday.

IRS reduces mileage reimbursements rate for 2009

The Internal Revenue Service has reduced the standard mileage reimbursement rate for business miles from 58.5 cents to 55 cents per mile; the rate for use by local and state employees also is reduced.

Obama selects CIA director Leon Panetta

Leon Panetta a former eight-term congressman from California has been a former chairman of the House Budget Committee, budget director and Clinton White House chief of staff and recently member of the bipartisan Iraq Study Group was the choice that President-elect Barack Obama made for Director of Central Intelligence Agency , according to media reports Monday.

Girl Scout Cookie sales kickoff Friday

Girl Scout Cookie Program that is more than raising money has a lasting impact on girls by building life skills such as leadership, money management, decision-making, teamwork and goal setting, Susan Thompson with the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council says.

Batman Actor Pat Hingle dies at 84

CAROLINA BEACH, N.C. — Pat Hingle, 84, a veteran actor whose was known as Commissioner Gordon in the first four Batman movies in the 1990s, has died after battling blood cancer.

Battle of Global World Slimmest TV Competition

Samsung Electronics plans to introduce the world slimmest LCD TV at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week. According to the the company, the LCD TV thickness is one seventh of Samsung's Bordeaux 850 LCD TVs, which is currently the thinnest on the market. Samsung's new product, measuring only 6.5 millimetres (0.26 inch) thick, is thinner than any other existing TV set, and even slimmer than most mobile handsets.

OzForex Daily Commentary - 06/01/2009

Australian Dollar: The Australian Dollar opens higher today at 0.7149 and in the last 24 hours has been more up and down than the wicket at the Sydney Cricket Ground. In local

US Auto Sales Continue to Drop

Ford Motor Co. posted a 32% drop in U.S. light-vehicle sales for December while Toyota Motor Co. reported a 37% fall and Honda Motor Co. had a 35% decline, closing out the auto industry's worst year in more than 15 years.

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