Whether you had 40 winks or fewer than four, it’s time to wake up and get on with the day ahead, and we’ve got the best way to kickstart it right here: a dollop of all the latest digital goodness, from brand new iPhone apps to cordless laptops. Read on to find out just what’s been happening in the world of tech right here.
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The Zipcar iPhone app to make car sharing even easier was teased back at WWDC in June, but has just quietly rolled on to the iPhone App Store’s showroom floor for any motor-toting iPhone owners to download. You can download it now, even though Zipcar has yet to shout about it, and it’s pretty amazing. Read on to find out what it can do!
Let’s not beat about the bush here. Yesterday was Apple‘s day and no-one else’s. Steve Jobs wasn’t on hand, but the Cupertino company kicked things off in style at WWDC with a brand new iPhone and a whole lot more. Catch up with it all right here in techie breakie!
New auto iPhone apps are flooding in at WWDC today: first 
The world’s getting more crowded, and hauling your backside across town can be a pain. Trains come clogged with commuters and buses get snarled up in traffic, so we’re exploring next-gen travel solutions. We bring you, Travel 2.0. In part one we explore a new type of car ownership: car sharing.
Ah, the open road. Except it’s not open, is it? It’s clogged with drivers going nowhere fast, and usually, nowhere far. Sure, you could hop on a bike and zip through the jams, but what if you’ve got more than yourself to transport? Luggage? Other people? You need a next-gen travel solution. Could a new breed of car sharing solve the nation’s problems? Read on to find out.