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Aussie Zombie Movie Wyrmwood's Filmmakers Have A Message For Pirates
What would you do if, after investing four years of your time and a couple of hundred thousand dollars of your own money, you saw the product of your hard work shared freely around the internet?
The guys behind the Aussie indie zombie flick Wyrmwood, one of the last week’s most illegitimately downloaded movies after its release, have something to say to the people who have seen the film, but haven’t paid for that privilege.
How Australian Internet Providers Will Start Busting Users For Piracy
Australia is now a lot closer to having a US-style system where your internet service provider (ISP) would be required to send notices if you’re suspected of torrenting movies, TV shows and other copyright material. A new draft code developed by ISPs outlines how that “three strikes” process will work.
Tech Deals: Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S5, The Order: 1886 And 20% Off iTunes
If you’re in need of a phone upgrade, an update to your iTunes library or a new game world to explore — you’re in luck. Dick Smith have what you’re looking for at a great price this weekend. Pick up a Samsung S5 in a range of colours, The Order 1886 for Playstation 4 or 20 percent off iTunes gift cards for someone you love — or for yourself.
Glow-In-The-Dark Mushrooms Exist, And Scientist Don't Know Why
If you spend the night at the Coconut Forest in the Piaui State, in Brazil, you’ll be able to see a rare species of fungus that glows in the dark. Although scientist already understand how they light up, they are still struggling to understand the reason why they do it, and how that affects their ecosystem.
There's Smart Functionality Hiding Inside This Retro Pocket Watch
After reports of their demise at the hands of smartphones were greatly exaggerated, watches are becoming more and more popular again, especially as they start to gain smarter functionality. That goes for pocket watches too, with the Tissot Pocket Touch gaining an LCD display, a touchscreen interface, and a host of environmental sensors.
A Single Cable With Swappable Connectors Wants To Replace All Your Wires
Travelling for work usually involves bringing along a small mountain of electronics, each with cables that need to tag along too. But a new Kickstarter promises to replace them all — power, video and audio — with a single multi-headed cord that can handle any connection that wireless hasn’t already replaced.
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