Australia
Telstra non-meekly states separation sucks
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Driven by a desire to destroy the dimension that is “structural separation”, Telstra has quoted the curiously named Kip Meek in an attempt to annihilate any action that would see separation succeed.
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Driven by a desire to destroy the dimension that is “structural separation”, Telstra has quoted the curiously named Kip Meek in an attempt to annihilate any action that would see separation succeed.
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Microsoft slips free development tools to students
By: Stephen Withers
A program to put Microsoft's developer and design tools into the hands of students has been extended to cover Australian universities and TAFE colleges.
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By: Stephen Withers
A program to put Microsoft's developer and design tools into the hands of students has been extended to cover Australian universities and TAFE colleges.
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New head for Quark ANZ
By: Stephen Withers
Quark has appointed Alex Nemeth as regional business director, Australia and New Zealand.
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By: Stephen Withers
Quark has appointed Alex Nemeth as regional business director, Australia and New Zealand.
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Rossdeutscher rocks up at Micromine
By: Stephen Withers
Mining software specialist has appointed Peter Rossdeutscher to the newly created role of chief executive officer.
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By: Stephen Withers
Mining software specialist has appointed Peter Rossdeutscher to the newly created role of chief executive officer.
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Mitel managers reap regional responsibilities
By: Stephen Withers
Unified communications provider Mitel has promoted two of its Australian managers to regional positions.
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By: Stephen Withers
Unified communications provider Mitel has promoted two of its Australian managers to regional positions.
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Sybase 365 bags Brito
By: Stephen Withers
Mobile messaging services outfit Sybase 365 has appointed Adam Brito as business development director for peer-to-peer messaging interoperability in Australia and New Zealand.
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By: Stephen Withers
Mobile messaging services outfit Sybase 365 has appointed Adam Brito as business development director for peer-to-peer messaging interoperability in Australia and New Zealand.
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IFS picks a pair of unpickled people
By: Stephen Withers
Enterprise applications provider IFS has made two senior sales appointments.
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By: Stephen Withers
Enterprise applications provider IFS has made two senior sales appointments.
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Scoop: Palm’s 3G Treo Pro goes blue, gets ticked off by Telstra
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Mid September is the date that Palm’s Treo Pro will finally hit the Australian market, with Telstra announcing today that it’s the first Next G smartphone/PDA to get the “Blue Tick” for better coverage in rural and regional areas.
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Mid September is the date that Palm’s Treo Pro will finally hit the Australian market, with Telstra announcing today that it’s the first Next G smartphone/PDA to get the “Blue Tick” for better coverage in rural and regional areas.
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Australian Gov’t sets date for Nearly Begun Network (NBN)
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
If you thought the National Broadband Network (NBN) might actually start construction in 2008, the newly disclosed “closing date for the submission of proposals” makes it highly unlikely.
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
If you thought the National Broadband Network (NBN) might actually start construction in 2008, the newly disclosed “closing date for the submission of proposals” makes it highly unlikely.
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iPhone to squash Blackberry in law firms: legal IT boss
By: Stephen Withers
Apple's iPhone could supplant the BlackBerry as handset of choice among lawyers, according to the IT general manager of a major law firm. In fact, at this particular firm the desire for BlackBerrys has already been supplanted by iPhone lust.
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By: Stephen Withers
Apple's iPhone could supplant the BlackBerry as handset of choice among lawyers, according to the IT general manager of a major law firm. In fact, at this particular firm the desire for BlackBerrys has already been supplanted by iPhone lust.
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Microsoft says Watson's on to drive Software + Services in Australia
By: Stephen Withers
Microsoft has appointed Peter Watson as the director of platform strategy for its Australian operations.
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By: Stephen Withers
Microsoft has appointed Peter Watson as the director of platform strategy for its Australian operations.
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Norton Internet Security 2009 – the “whoa!” rewrite
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Pilloried over the past few years for being “Norton Internet Bloatware”, the developers at Symantec have listened, completely re-engineering its venerable Internet Security software, transforming it into a lean, mean malware fightin’ machine. It’s seriously impressive!
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Pilloried over the past few years for being “Norton Internet Bloatware”, the developers at Symantec have listened, completely re-engineering its venerable Internet Security software, transforming it into a lean, mean malware fightin’ machine. It’s seriously impressive!
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Game(s) On, says Internode
By: Stephen Withers
Internode has relaunched its Games On Net gaming service following a revamp and hardware upgrades. The service was previously called the Internode Games Network.
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By: Stephen Withers
Internode has relaunched its Games On Net gaming service following a revamp and hardware upgrades. The service was previously called the Internode Games Network.
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BigPond dips into customer service via Second Life
By: Stephen Withers
Not content with operating 16 islands in Second Life, Australian ISP BigPond has opened a customer support kiosk in the virtual world.
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By: Stephen Withers
Not content with operating 16 islands in Second Life, Australian ISP BigPond has opened a customer support kiosk in the virtual world.
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Fathers Day PlayStation Portable for AU$35, well, sort of
By: Mike Bantick
Sony Australia have released information regarding how you can pick up a PlayStation Portable (PSP) device for a measly AU$35 (normally AU$279) from today until Fathers Day September 7th. There is only one little catch.
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By: Mike Bantick
Sony Australia have released information regarding how you can pick up a PlayStation Portable (PSP) device for a measly AU$35 (normally AU$279) from today until Fathers Day September 7th. There is only one little catch.
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Western Australia: Double whammy decline in smoking cannabis
By: William Atkins
It is considered dangerous to smoke cigarettes and smoking of cannabis is considered dangerous, too, but in Western Australia a government report shows that the smoking of the Cannabis plant as marijuana has declined dramatically over the past seven years.
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By: William Atkins
It is considered dangerous to smoke cigarettes and smoking of cannabis is considered dangerous, too, but in Western Australia a government report shows that the smoking of the Cannabis plant as marijuana has declined dramatically over the past seven years.
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No more sunny days for Australian tanning industry
By: William Atkins
An August 2008 ruling by an Australian federal court judge now makes it a requirement for the tanning industry to post warnings of the health problems, including skin cancer, associated with artifical tanning in tanning salons.
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By: William Atkins
An August 2008 ruling by an Australian federal court judge now makes it a requirement for the tanning industry to post warnings of the health problems, including skin cancer, associated with artifical tanning in tanning salons.
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Dell records boom growth in Asia Pac and Japan
By: Stephen Withers
PC maker Dell has posted strong second quarter results, while claiming particularly healthy growth in the Asia Pacific and Japan markets. What's more the recently troubled company claims to be easily outperforming its main competitors in the region.
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By: Stephen Withers
PC maker Dell has posted strong second quarter results, while claiming particularly healthy growth in the Asia Pacific and Japan markets. What's more the recently troubled company claims to be easily outperforming its main competitors in the region.
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