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by James Riley
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Communications Minister Stephen Conroy will support a Senate inquiry into the use of commercial-in-confidence provisions by governments in a pledge to win support from the Greens for a motion ensuring the telecommunications reform will get debated this year.
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by Stuart Corner
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Juniper Networks has revealed that it is working on developing routers for the evolved packet core of future cellular networks, with an initiative code-named Project Falcon.
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by Stephen Withers
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Where is the boundary between art and malware? A Mac OS X game puts real files on the firing line.
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by Stephen Withers
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A deal between online photo service Snapfish and Walmart means customers will be able to collect their prints in one hour from more than 3000 participating stores.
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by Mike Bantick
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 It’s good to be evil in Bayonetta, this witch with high calibre high heels takes on angels in high definition. SEGA has announced the release date for the western version of the game.
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by Stephen Withers
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Capgemini is to boost the number of its business information management consultants by 3000. This will be a 75% increase.
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by Stephen Withers
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Apple has released a major new version of the software for the Apple TV home entertainment device. A supporting version of iTunes - including a couple of other minor changes - also arrived.
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by Jake Widman
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UK-based Livedrive is launching its online storage and file sharing service in the U.S. The service provides automatic backup and syncing with version control, as well as the ability to edit online files via the browser.
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by William Atkins
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NASA’s Swift satellite first observed a star explosion in April 2009. It turns out that this gamma-ray burst came from a star that exploded about 13 billion years ago, the furthest that astronomers have looked back at the early beginnings of our universe.
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by William Atkins
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Fumanda Marine is teaming up with Australian government organizations to do something about the accidental catching of migrating whales in nets made for sharks. The company’s “pingers” can also be extended to other marine animals needlessly killed in fishing nets and control devices.
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by Stuart Corner
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IBM has expanded its OEM relationship with Juniper Networks to include Juniper's SRX Series services gateways - its multifunction network edge security devices.
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by Peter Dinham
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There’s a growing trend amongst businesses in the Asia Pacific region towards ‘real-time’ information needs as companies continue to grow their data warehouses (DWs) to cope with increasing requirements for data analysis, and to meet compliance requirements and enable fact-based decision making.
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by Mike Bantick
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Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City has hit store shelves. This new stand-alone version of the game contains the previously released The Lost and Damned and new GTA IV episode The Ballad of Gay Tony on a single disc. Check out the launch trailer and absorb the details of Rockstar Games’s free Xbox LIVE multiplayer weekend where you can take on the developers, literally at their own game.
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by Stephen Withers
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The Federal Government has invited bids to roll out Australia's first commercial-scale smart electricity grid.
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