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I remember in the early 00’s thinking a 1GB USB Flash Drive was impressive – with the price tag of $100. Now Seagate has unveiled the world’s largest hard drive which boasts a massive 60 Terabytes!
Our credits card now have it – that little gold microchip that we use to insert into credit card terminals to make a payment. But how do these chips work, and how do they differ to the old fashion magnetic strips that we used to use?
In the past, it was amazing enough to be able to talk to somebody who lives thousands of miles away from you by using a landline telephone. This was made even more astounding thanks to the invention of the mobile phone, which meant that you could make and receive calls no matter where you happened
Like many countries around the world, Australian consumers are showing an increasing demand for coupons and vouchers. The internet allows us to access more deals than ever before, and has changed the way many of us make purchases. Online shoppers are more likely than ever to seek a cut-price product and save themselves money. Sydney
In Australia, the traditional way to get a Police Check was to fill out a paper form, visit a JP to photocopy and verify your 100 Points of ID, and then mail the documents out. It took almost 2 weeks to receive your Police Check provided you filled out the application form correctly. However, there are
Did you know that there is another company that owns Google? Guess what the name of this company is called? The Answer? Well, you have to read “55 Interesting Facts You May Not Know About Google”.
Having a globalised workforce is one of the best parts of technology in the 21st century. It means that companies no longer have to rely solely on local talent, and can search the world over for the right candidate for a position. This opens you up to hiring from groups ranging from seasoned professionals living