How YouTube is killing mobile networks, and what to do about it

According to a study of mobile broadband networks YouTube accounts for 10 percent of global mobile bandwidth and peer-to-peer traffic is "the single largest factor leading to cell congestion which accounts for 34 percent of bandwidth utilisation in the top five percent of cells." read more

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Kerio groupware server reworked for multi-site operation
06:38 Wednesday, 10 February 2010By Stephen Withers
Kerio's cross-platform email and collaboration server has been renamed Kerio Connect. The new version supports multiple servers within a domain.

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Weak iPod/iPhone sound bugging you? Try the ladybug II or firefly speaker docks
16:31 Tuesday, 09 February 2010By Stephen Withers
Providing you don't suffer from entomophobia, the ladybug II and firefly speakers from Vestalife may be the answer to getting more sound out of your iPhone or iPod.

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Greythorn jumps gun with Paxus poach
17:24 Tuesday, 09 February 2010By Beverley Head
IT recruitment company Greythorn seems to have jumped the gun somewhat by announcing the appointment of Paxus national sales director Richard Fischer as Greythorn’s new managing director.

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Buggy Parliament web filter blocked The Punch
12:29 Tuesday, 09 February 2010By Renai LeMay
The Federal Government’s internet filtering scheme isn’t in place yet, but politicians are already complaining about an overly zealous web filter much closer to home — the one installed in Canberra’s Parliament House.

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Credit Union goes for Bank-in-a-Box hosted service
15:39 Tuesday, 09 February 2010By Stephen Withers
Maleny and District Community Credit Union recently 'went live' on Rubik Financial's Bank-in-a-Box fully hosted banking system.

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U.S. President, First Lady want to stop childhood obesity
05:58 Wednesday, 10 February 2010By William Atkins
First Lady Michelle Obama announced during a TV interview that the White House will actively combat childhood obesity in the United States. The President and the First Lady want to end the serious health epidemic within one generation.

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