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Thailand imposes a tough security law (ABC Radio Australia)
Thailand's government has decided to impose a tough security law ahead of protests planned for this weekend, saying troops will use "all means" to stop violence by supporters of ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
Samsung's E6 e-reader coming to Barnes & Noble stores soon (Geek.com)
With the iPad imminent, the impending availability of yet another monochrome e-ink reader isn't exactly likely to get anyone slavering, unless they really need the text readability afforded by an e-ink panel. So it's a bit sad that Samsung's forthcoming eReader, the E6, is so likely to be overlooked, because it's a neat little gadget [...]
Indonesian delegation holds Australian talks (ABC Radio Australia)
Indonesian Trade Minister, Doctor Mari Pangestu is part of the Indonesian delegation to Australia comprising some 120 representatives.
Samsung Announces E-Reader (I4U)
Samsung has just sent out a press release announcing the launch of a brad new e-Reader, Samsung's first such product. This reader has a 6 E-Ink display, supports e-pub, PDF/a, TXT, bmp, and JPG formats. It has built-in speakers and a headphone jack, for ...
Refurbished Apple iPod touch MP3 Players from $139 + free shipping (I4U)
The Apple Store still offers discounted pricing on its factory-refurbished, 1st- and 2nd-generation Apple iPod touch MP3 players. (The discontinued first generation iPod touch features a 4.3-oz. weight and slightly bulkier profile to the second generation'...
Brando goes a little retro with the USB Cassette MP3 Player (The Gadgeteer)
If you still have a car with a cassette player, the USB Cassette MP3 Player from Brando looks like an easy way to bring new life to an old school gadget. It looks like a cassette tape, but it's really an MP3 player with an SD card slot. Fill an SD card with your tunes, [...] Filed in categories: Car Gear , News , Spotlight Gadgets Tagged: MP3 Brando goes a little retro with the USB Cassette MP3 ...
Australian author refused Chinese visa (ABC Radio Australia)
China's 8th annual Shanghai Literary Festival is underway with a delegation of Australian authors taking part - with the exception of one prominent novelist.
Human rights raised during Indonesian President's Australian visit (ABC Radio Australia)
Human rights issues have crept into the visit to Australia by Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono with issues including the push for justice in the case of the Balibo Five, conditions in West Papua and the continuing application of the death penalty in Indonesia.
Samsung Enters eReader Fray with the E6 (Brighthand)
Samsung announced today the upcoming U.S. availability of the Samsung E6 eReader, a device that is going to feature a 6-inch, E-ink touchscreen, and Wi-Fi. It will allow users to access the more than one million ebooks, magazines, and newspapers from Barnes & Noble's online library
Solomon Islands opens Truth and Reconciliation Commission (ABC Radio Australia)
Solomon Islands has opened its Truth and Reconciliation Commission, with moving testimony on the first day.
