Released by Night Vision Australia, the NVA MT3 Prowler Night Vision Monocular is the sleekest and most powerful new product in the Night Vision range.

The company is reliable, friendly and stocks the most powerful night vision equipment for all operations - including military and recreational uses.

“At Night Vision Australia we pride ourselves on our honesty, unbiased opinion; and with our vast experience we are able to offer you top quality advice on your requirements. Our aim is to supply you, the customer, with a quality product that will do the job for you at a competitive price without any pressure.”

The Prowler Monocular is Night Vision’s product of the month -

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Remember Apple’s Leopard OS X Mac system that’s coming out in mid-2007? If not, remember it here.

Well, AppleMac have released a taste-test before the main course - the Leopard Early Start Kit. Included is access to Apple’s Leopard Dev Team support, a test of its video and graphics capabilities, and Mail 3, the new program for stylish email coming out on the new operating system.

 This review will do a quick look-in to what AppleMac has to say about their lastest test drive, and again, we look into the sweet Apple taste-test, released by the company who made the first GUI in the world…

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Moore’s law states that every 18 months, technology will double in advancement. So far this has actually held true. Just take a look at the way flash memory has developed, all multiples of 2, starting at 16. But it’s been a long time since a total revamp of the way we travel, as far as cars go anyhow. It’s been the same old gasoline powered engine for years and years.

But that’s about to change, or will do so in the near future. HoverTechech has spent 15 years researching and developing the technology we need in order achieve the goal of a hover car, or hover board. A recent discovery by Bill Butler named “Magneto-Ion Theory” may make this possible, and a lot faster, too. Just take a look at some of the details:

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The next exciting installment of Microsoft’s .NET Framework begins, and this time, no one can possibly groan.
With the new software compatable with, and made for, the .NET Framework, this time Microsoft’s been trying really hard. In this review, I will delve into a few software-related pros of a new Software Development Kit (SDK) for Microsoft’s .NET Framwork that was released little over a week ago. Described as ’seamlessly compatable with Visual Studio, the .NET Framework SDK is revolutionary in its ability to embed objects with an unparalleled compaction. Interested? If so, keep reading this technologal review of StealthyTech that only the most basic reader will lament.

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So who are two people you thought you’d never see chattin’ it up and have what we call a blasty? Possibly Bill Gates and Steve Jobs? We thought we’d never get to see this awesome yet not too horrifically surprising get together. At a recent conference photos were snapped of Bill Gates having a great time chatting away with his biggest rival, Mac warlord Steve Jobs at the “All Things Digital” (held by the Wall Street Journal) conference near San Diego, California. And who’s on the other side of Bill? Me! (Actually not, unless you’re counting the dream I had of this the night before it happened). See the pictures below:

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The Apple Tiger OS X was ahead of its time in digital graphics, functionality and design, and that was back in 2005; before Vista, and before Microsoft had a chance to unviel Home Server, and a range of other surprises.

And now, the Mac strikes back.

The new Leopard OS X is the new talk of Apple; an operating system said to surpass anything before it with its graphics, layout - you name it. Maybe it doesn’t have Vista’s full capabilities, or Home Server quite yet.

But if you haven’t heard about Leopard OS X, you’re missing out on the latest in sleek, design., brought to you by the company who released the first GUI in the world…

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Welcome to the first edition of Glitz and Gadgets. At least once a week; I’ll review two or three gadgets, new or slightly dated, so you can keep up with the latest technology.

This week, I’ll review the latest in digital framework and enlarged portable technology, and the stylish LED light Pens, brought to you by StealthyTech.

And hey, at techno StealthyTech, gadgets are what we’re all about…

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The Internet’s been available to the public since 1985, but it wasn’t until the late nineties it was a household item like a television or a computer. Chances are, if you’re viewing this page you at least have had some background knowledge of using the Internet, but do you know how it has adapted to today’s protocols? Do you want to know how information transfers itself onto your browser, how emails are sent and received? If your answer is yes, keep reading and discover the protocols our modern-day Internet uses. How much do you know about your Internet, and the protocols behind it? Read on to find out!

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Latley there has been a spike in the number of photoshop tutorials out there on both YouTube and MetaCafe. Now, these home videos have a.. certain limit when it comes to actual video quality, but a lot of them are actually pretty decent. There’s no better way to learn then to have someone right on your computer screen telling you what to do next (not that we like being told what to do or anything….).

Here are some of the many links you can follow to any of these videos:

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