Surveys
Dodo the lowest of the low as satisfaction with ISPs hits five year low
By: Stuart Corner
The latest Roy Morgan Research survey of customer satisfaction with ISPs shows that it fell to the lowest levels in more than five years during the year to September 2008, with Dodo rating well below any other ISP.
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By: Stuart Corner
The latest Roy Morgan Research survey of customer satisfaction with ISPs shows that it fell to the lowest levels in more than five years during the year to September 2008, with Dodo rating well below any other ISP.
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Australian organisations 'forward looking' on encryption
By: Stephen Withers
Despite the absence of mandatory data breach reporting, a high proportion of Australian businesses are concerned about the reputational damage that could result from such a breach.
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By: Stephen Withers
Despite the absence of mandatory data breach reporting, a high proportion of Australian businesses are concerned about the reputational damage that could result from such a breach.
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iPhone now top selling handset in US!
By: Stephen Withers
In a breathtaking rise since its release just 18 months ago, the iPhone has climbed over Motorola's RAZR V3 and a host of other cellphones to become the top selling consumer handset in the US.
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By: Stephen Withers
In a breathtaking rise since its release just 18 months ago, the iPhone has climbed over Motorola's RAZR V3 and a host of other cellphones to become the top selling consumer handset in the US.
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iPhone duffs up Blackberry in smartphone reliability fight
By: Davey Winder
iPhone users are more likely to drop it or spill coffee on it than complain about the battery, according to a new reliability study looking at the first year of smartphone ownership. You might be surprised by some of the other revelations as well.
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By: Davey Winder
iPhone users are more likely to drop it or spill coffee on it than complain about the battery, according to a new reliability study looking at the first year of smartphone ownership. You might be surprised by some of the other revelations as well.
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Apple tops for smartphone satisfaction
By: Stephen Withers
This is almost a 'dog bites man' story: Apple's iPhone has topped a customer satisfaction study. Who would have thought it?
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By: Stephen Withers
This is almost a 'dog bites man' story: Apple's iPhone has topped a customer satisfaction study. Who would have thought it?
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Journalists becoming comfortable in 2008 with Internet media tools: survey
By: Tony Austin
A survey a study by Bulldog Reporter and TEKgroup International, Inc. shows how journalists are increasing their usage of Web 2.0 technologies to research, follow and report news and features.
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By: Tony Austin
A survey a study by Bulldog Reporter and TEKgroup International, Inc. shows how journalists are increasing their usage of Web 2.0 technologies to research, follow and report news and features.
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Kiwi youth the region's most avid mobile Internet users
By: Stuart Corner
Global media measurement firm, The Nielsen Company, has come up with an interesting statistic: New Zealanders, and particularly those under 25, are streets ahead of any other Asia-Pacific populations in accessing the Internet from a mobile device.
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By: Stuart Corner
Global media measurement firm, The Nielsen Company, has come up with an interesting statistic: New Zealanders, and particularly those under 25, are streets ahead of any other Asia-Pacific populations in accessing the Internet from a mobile device.
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Hold the phone, I'm coming!
By: Stuart Corner
It seems that, for many Americans getting turned off by their mobile phone is preferable to turning off their mobile phone: according to a survey by Nokia, 24 percent of Americans "have allowed a call or email to interrupt them while in the throes of passion" because "most working Americans - 59 percent - never turn off their mobile device."
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By: Stuart Corner
It seems that, for many Americans getting turned off by their mobile phone is preferable to turning off their mobile phone: according to a survey by Nokia, 24 percent of Americans "have allowed a call or email to interrupt them while in the throes of passion" because "most working Americans - 59 percent - never turn off their mobile device."
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CEOs surveyed on broadband: want more but don't know what they've got.
By: Stuart Corner
The release of a survey of Australian CEOs that purports to measure industry demand for broadband has been hailed by the Government has vindication of its plans for a National Broadband Network, but a third of respondents had no idea of the speed of their current broadband service and none were asked to specify exactly what speed of service they were using.
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By: Stuart Corner
The release of a survey of Australian CEOs that purports to measure industry demand for broadband has been hailed by the Government has vindication of its plans for a National Broadband Network, but a third of respondents had no idea of the speed of their current broadband service and none were asked to specify exactly what speed of service they were using.
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How the common cold reveals your true personality
By: Davey Winder
There is nothing worse than catching the common cold. Nothing, that is, other than having someone decide to identify your personality type by the way you react to being ill...
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By: Davey Winder
There is nothing worse than catching the common cold. Nothing, that is, other than having someone decide to identify your personality type by the way you react to being ill...
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Australia finds teens aren’t eating fruits and veggies
By: William Atkins
An Australian government/food industry survey has found that children in Australia eat a lot more fruits and vegetables than teenagers eat. However, the percentages aren't that good in either group.
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By: William Atkins
An Australian government/food industry survey has found that children in Australia eat a lot more fruits and vegetables than teenagers eat. However, the percentages aren't that good in either group.
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The truth is out there - but not in your emails.
By: Stuart Corner
The pen is mightier than the sword and, it seems, more truthful than the email. A team of US university researchers has come up some rather disturbing findings: that people are much more likely to be dishonest when communicating via email than when writing with pen and paper.
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By: Stuart Corner
The pen is mightier than the sword and, it seems, more truthful than the email. A team of US university researchers has come up some rather disturbing findings: that people are much more likely to be dishonest when communicating via email than when writing with pen and paper.
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Which companies will you trust with your data? Less than half it seems
By: Stuart Corner
In the wake of several recent major data security bungles by UK government bodies comes a study which paints an alarming picture of organisational attitudes to information security.
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By: Stuart Corner
In the wake of several recent major data security bungles by UK government bodies comes a study which paints an alarming picture of organisational attitudes to information security.
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Security evangelists needed to bridge the business-IT disconnect
By: Stuart Corner
IT security is something a black art and tends to be the domain of the uber-geek, but, according to management and technology consulting firm BearingPoint, that will have to change: security specialists will need to be skilled negotiators and communicators to overcome the security 'disconnect' between business and IT.
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By: Stuart Corner
IT security is something a black art and tends to be the domain of the uber-geek, but, according to management and technology consulting firm BearingPoint, that will have to change: security specialists will need to be skilled negotiators and communicators to overcome the security 'disconnect' between business and IT.
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IT management "not up to scratch" on network management
By: Stuart Corner
A global survey of IT managers by Dimension Data has found that less than 40 percent have full capability to monitor the performance of their networks: about the same percentage that complain of frequent system crashes and slow running software.
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By: Stuart Corner
A global survey of IT managers by Dimension Data has found that less than 40 percent have full capability to monitor the performance of their networks: about the same percentage that complain of frequent system crashes and slow running software.
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Majority of British business planning to go virtual
By: Davey Winder
A new survey reveals that 38 percent of British business has already adopted virtualised infrastructures, and of those who have not some 52 percent are planning to do so.
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By: Davey Winder
A new survey reveals that 38 percent of British business has already adopted virtualised infrastructures, and of those who have not some 52 percent are planning to do so.
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Sack us and we will leave with your data, say IT Admins
By: Davey Winder
That seems to be the message coming from the latest Cyber-Ark survey of IT Administrators which reveals that 88 percent of them, if laid off tomorrow, would steal valuable and sensitive company data before they left.
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By: Davey Winder
That seems to be the message coming from the latest Cyber-Ark survey of IT Administrators which reveals that 88 percent of them, if laid off tomorrow, would steal valuable and sensitive company data before they left.
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730,000 Brits chat on mobile phones during sex
By: Davey Winder
In what is probably one of the odder surveys to land in our inbox this month, gadget use in the UK is revealed in some disturbing detail by iGizmo magazine...
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By: Davey Winder
In what is probably one of the odder surveys to land in our inbox this month, gadget use in the UK is revealed in some disturbing detail by iGizmo magazine...
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