WD opens online store in AU

Moo.com, the online-to-print business card company that was one of the UK’s earlier startup successes, is branching out: it is buying all of the assets of Flavors.me, the site where people can create online personal profiles, effectively the digital equivalent of the business card.

Australians are starting to see some movies available for purchase via the Google Play Store app.

Visa today is announcing a key development in its bid to build a ubiquitous digital wallet service to compete against the likes of PayPal. It has signed on Overstock.com as the lastest retailer to use V.me.

If you are planning to sell products through online and wonder how to create a online shopping cart solution like e-Bay, Flipkart and Snapdeal or where to find the right e-Commerce shopping solution...

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Australians taking advantage of the strong $A to shop online for goods and services rely heavily on the bona fides of online suppliers – if you’re ripped off there’s little to do apart from seethe silently and flame constantly. But the FBI’s interested if it was a US site or citizen that did the ripping off.

Toronto-based ShopLocket was launched earlier this year to provide an ultra-simple way for users to sell goods online. Now it’s providing a way for merchants who use its system to combine both digital and physical goods in bundles. ShopLocket allows anyone to quickly sell goods online, with not much more than a Facebook login necessary.

connecting my usb sticks (16gig) to the infinity works fine BUT when i try and connect my 500gig western digital passport NOTHING HAPPENS :mad:

i am only using the file manager that comes with the infinity but not really sure if that is the problem.

any ideas?

thanks...

If you're a hardware enthusiast then you will have no doubt come across Western Digital's Velociraptor range of high-performance hard drives. Well, these beasts have evolved!

Citing Google statistics that show Australians make 40 million online grocery searches and 140 million clothing searches each month, online catalogue specialist Lasoo.com.au has announced a free iPad application which will let people browse retail catalogues and in some cases click through to purchase.