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Netgear ProSafe UTMs score in third-party tests E-mail
by Stephen Withers   
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
Netgear is bragging that its ProSecure UTM (unified threat management) appliances for SMEs outperformed similar devices from other vendors in third-party testing of their ability to block malware and spam.

 
Local ICT innovations draw crowds to Tech23 E-mail
by Beverley Head   
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
More than 300 entrepreneurs, investors and tyre kickers turned out for the first Tech23 event in Sydney today, which was established to showcase local innovation and forge links between the money-men and the ideas-gurus.
 
BBC iPlayer to go international? E-mail
by Stephen Withers   
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
An international version of the BBC's iPlayer TV catchup service could be on the cards. Just don't expect access to the UK iPlayer from overseas, and do expect to open your wallet.

 
Hackers seek 500,000 resumes E-mail
by David Heath   
Tuesday, 27 October 2009
The UK Guardian newspaper has confirmed that a hacking attack on their UK-based GuardianJobs site has 'liberated' around 500,000 resumes.

 
Beware the 20 hour Windows 7 upgrade E-mail
by David M Williams   
Monday, 26 October 2009

Microsoft Windows 7 has finally hit retail outlets and is available to the public. Microsoft is pinning hopes to 7 to repair the sour taste of Vista. Yet not all is glowing; users looking to upgrade from earlier Windows releases need to be aware of an unprecedented lengthy upgrade time.

 
Jobs at risk as bank data heads offshore: Mr X E-mail
by James Riley   
Monday, 26 October 2009
The ease with which personal information can be sent offshore for processing by banks and other financial institutions puts tens of thousands of jobs at risk over the next decade, according to the Finance Sector Union.

 
Santa’s Kindle shoppers hedge on the $A E-mail
by Beverley Head   
Monday, 26 October 2009
In less than three weeks the price Australians can expect to pay for a Kindle e-book has dropped from $314 to $280. If the $A achieves parity with the $US it could fall another $21 – leaving local Christmas shoppers literally hedging their bets about when to buy.
 
NASA delivers info and images to iPhone E-mail
by Stephen Withers   
Monday, 26 October 2009
NASA has released a free iPhone app giving convenient access to a variety of NASA images and information. The app was developed at a NASA research centre.

 
Mobile-cancer debate revived by study: report E-mail
by Sam Varghese   
Monday, 26 October 2009
A British newspaper has revived the debate over mobile phones and cancer by reporting that an investigation overseen by the World Health Organisation found that heavy users may have a higher risk of developing tumours later in life.
 
Psystar takes on Apple again with Rebel EFI Snow Leopard installer E-mail
by Stephen Withers   
Monday, 26 October 2009
Mac 'cloner' Psystar originally shipped complete systems. Now it's taking a new tack with its announcement of Rebel EFI, a software package designed to allow the installation of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard on other vendors' hardware.

 
Report: China ready for cyber war E-mail
by Jake Widman   
Saturday, 24 October 2009
A report prepared for the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission describes the ways the Chinese government is preparing to fight a cyber war, and concludes that China is probably already practicing some of the techniques against the U.S. and other countries.

 
Novell BrainShare – definitely back in 2010 E-mail
by David Heath   
Saturday, 24 October 2009
After a one-year hiatus, Novell’s BrainShare conference will be returning in 2010, bigger and better than ever.


 
Microsoft urges daylight savings patch on users E-mail
by Stephen Withers   
Friday, 23 October 2009
Microsoft recommends Windows users that are located in or communicate with Western Australia apply an update before Saturday night.

 
Minister welcomes Telstra productivity report E-mail
by Stephen Withers   
Friday, 23 October 2009
Lindsay Tanner, Federal Minister for Finance and Deregulation, has welcomed a report on government productivity commissioned by Telstra. It contains "some very useful insights," he said.

 
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