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Another month, another Windows patch - two, actually
By: Stephen Withers

Microsoft has released just two security bulletins this month. One is rated critical, the other important - but don't dally, because the company warns that exploits are likely.


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Robinson to lead Novell in ANZ
By: Stephen Withers

Novell has appointed Alan Robinson as its Australia and New Zealand managing director.


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Live Search piggybacks on Java's popularity
By: Stephen Withers

The days when Sun and Microsoft were at each other's throats are long gone. The latest development in their lovey-dovey relationship for the 21st century will see Sun help promote the use of Live Search.


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ISYS' search for a new CEO locates Coles
By: Stephen Withers

ISYS Search Software has appointed Scott Coles as its chief executive officer.


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Apple's iLife suite gets security patch for Tiger
By: Stephen Withers

iLife is the target of the latest in a run of security-related patches.


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Long-time vulnerability in media player patched
By: Stephen Withers

Popular media player VLC has been updated to protect against a vulnerability that could allow the execution of arbitrary code.


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No Webkit for IE, “App Store” definitely maybe and WM 6.5 for sure
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt

As reported last week, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer was in town, but statements he made on Webkit and App Store-like software stores for distribution and profits have made waves in the media and developer worlds, while Ballmer has confirmed WM 6.5 is coming before 7.


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Adobe security updates plug critical holes
By: Stephen Withers

Adobe has issued updates for some of its older software to address critical security vulnerabilities. The updates are aimed at users of older systems that are unable to run the latest versions of Flash and Acrobat.


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Microsoft's Azure Cloud Computing isn't just blue sky
By: David M Williams

So, what's this Azure, then? Let me tell you Microsoft's vision for the next stage in the evolution of software right from the mouth of none other than Steve Ballmer, live from Sydney today. Here's what Azure is, what cloud computing is, and how the two shall meet.


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Chrome, Firefox, IE8: FIGHT!!!
By: Davey Winder

Battle of the Browsers postings are nothing new, but usually are based upon the opinion of a single reviewer. However, if there were cash prizes to uncover bugs in Chrome, FireFox 3.1 and IE8 you might get a broader and more interesting view. Welcome to the Browser Bug Battle...


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Microsoft sparks fledgling developer interest with BizSpark
By: Stephen Withers

Microsoft's trying to head off the encroachment of open source into what it sees as its traditional turf - development tools - with a new scheme called BizSpark. The idea is to provide startups with tool and server licences for $0 upfront.


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New arrangement opens IBM's Lotus Symphony to wider audience
By: Stephen Withers

A new release of IBM's Lotus Symphony office suite brings the software to a wider audience with a beta for Mac OS X and a full version for Ubuntu Hardy Heron. Can Symphony take a significant share of the office suite market from OpenOffice and Microsoft, or is the company's attempt to compete merely an Irrelevant Business Move?


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I didn't know you could do that in Linux!
By: David M Williams

Here are 12 tips, tricks, tweaks and techniques to make you say "I didn't know you could do that in Linux." Sure, not every one may be your cup of tea but here are 12 items to help you have the most positive Linux experience you can and to show why Linux is a superior operating system to other alternatives.


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Apple tweaks RAW compatibility for Aperture and iPhoto
By: Stephen Withers

A software update from Apple provides support for RAW files from additional digital cameras. You may benefit from the update even if you're shooting RAW with an existing camera.


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Do you really need to install Intrepid Ibex (Ubuntu Linux 8.10)?
By: David M Williams

Ubuntu fans rejoice, the latest release is upon us in the form of version 8.10, Intrepid Ibex. But can't you just run a software update in Hardy Heron? I'll tell you what's different down to the package level between an upgraded Hardy installation and a fresh Intrepid installation so you can evaluate for yourself.


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MYOB makes the move to SQL Server, .NET
By: David M Williams

MYOB - "Mind Your Own Business" - is one of Australia's best known financial management software for small businesses. After 17 years its platform is being re-engineered using leading edge Microsoft technologies.
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Give your old PowerPC Mac a new lease of life with Ubuntu Linux
By: David M Williams

Windows Vista gets a bad rap for its hefty hardware requirements, but it's not alone. Apple's MacOS X platform has left a lot of Macs with PowerPC G3, G4 and G5 chips out in the cold. However, Linux isn't just for the Intel set; here’s how Ubuntu to can bring new life to your old Mac too.


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How to sell Linux netbooks to the world
By: David M Williams

2008 has been the year of the netbook. Since the surprise runaway success of the ASUS Eee Linux PC in 2007 there has been a surge of hardware vendors joining in. Yet MSI users have poo-pooed the use of Linux on these systems. I disagree. Here's why Linux netbooks are the future.
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