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Commonwealth Bank Releases New Augmented Reality Application for the Australian Market
By mike, May 04 in blog with 2 commentsTweet I first wrote about Augmented Reality applications back in October after I had returned from the Inman Technology conference in San Francisco, if you’d like to read that article, here’s the link to refresh your memory Augmented Reality What is it? I’ve been patiently waiting for the technology to start to be implemented here [&hellip
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Tweet Low-income workers, people coming up to retirement and small business are the main winners in the federal government’s first wave of tax reform. The Henry tax review finally saw the light of day on Sunday after four months of consideration by Treasurer Wayne Swan. There weren’t the sweeping changes that had widely been speculated, [&hellip
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Tweet The man who predicted the global credit collapse of 2007 has warned that Australia’s housing bubble is ripe to burst at any time. US investment banker Edward Chancellor has told the Australian newspaper our economy is yet to emerge from the global financial crisis. Mr Chancellor, who works for GMO, estimates Australian house prices [&hellip
