CyanogenMod mulls whether it should take the next step and create an app store for root apps.

In a twist on the standard conference call for proposals that conferences have, PyCon Australia is seeking to hear what users want before the proposals are sent in.

One of the good aspects of GNOME 3 is its extension framework. We take a baby step into this world by making an icon for the top panel.

One of the cornerstone technologies of the next generation of websites, WebSockets, has become standardised by the IETF, and the Victorian State Government has stumped up for ICT funding in Geelong.

The web developer-focused WebDU conference has announced its 2012 dates for the Sydney-held event.

If you type "do a barrel roll" into Google, the page rotates. That's nice but with this one-liner we can do it on any site we wish.

The best command-line editor has just turned 20. Sorry, Emacs users; it's true.

The computing world lost another giant overnight with the death of John McCarthy, the creator of Lisp and one of the pioneers of artificial intelligence, at age 84.

Hello Antipodeans, and welcome to Girt by Code, the home of Australian coverage on TechRepublic.

Telstra claims its new 'One Number, One Voice' natural language speech recognition front end for residential, mobile and small business enquiries is working better than the company expected.

Over 70 percent of contracts awarded under the first nine months of the Victorian government's eServices Panel have gone to Australian companies, the Minister for Information and Communication Technology, Marsha Thomson, has announced.