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Google Image Swirl puts a spin on image search E-mail
by Stephen Withers   
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Google's experimental Image Swirl puts a new spin on finding similar images. A visual interface clusters similar images.
 
New malware attack through email notifications E-mail
by Jake Widman   
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Security experts Sophos Labs reports a widespread Trojan attack being distributed through notifications of deactivated email mailboxes. The malware package is presented as a "mailbox utility."

 
Social networking provides word of the year E-mail
by Jake Widman   
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Six of the nineteen candidates for the New Oxford American Dictionary's 2009 Word of the Year came from the world of technology. And the winner? "Unfriend."

 
Cyber war threats should be debated openly: McAfee E-mail
by James Riley   
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
US computer security giant McAfee says discussion about cyber warfare and critical infrastructure protection should be taken from behind the closed doors of security, intelligence and defence agencies and moved into the open.

 
Australian malware infection rates drop E-mail
by Peter Dinham   
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Australia’s malware infection rate is significantly lower than the worldwide average, with estimates by Microsoft that 3.9 systems in Australia are infected for every one thousand systems on which the company’s malicious software removal tool is executed, compared to the worldwide average of 8.7 systems per one thousand executed, or more than double Australia’s infection rate. 



 
CIOs must make do and mend, not step out and spend E-mail
by Beverley Head   
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Spending on information technology will rise by 2.6 per cent next year – but half of all CIOs should expect their IT budgets to stay the same or even contract next year before a slow improvement in 2011 according to industry analyst Gartner.
 
Telstra can’t make money out of ICT services E-mail
by Beverley Head   
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Telstra CEO David Thodey does not believe telcos can make money out of providing ICT services and spelled out clearly today that “We will never become an IT services company.”
 
Microsoft betas Windows HPC Server 2008 R2 and distributed Excel 2010 E-mail
by Stephen Withers   
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Is your Excel spreadsheet recalculating too slowly? Maybe the answer is to move it to a cluster. If Excel isn't your bag, Microsoft has other HPC tricks up its sleeve.

 
Yahoo! jobs site open to attack E-mail
by David Heath   
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
A SQL injection vulnerability left the Yahoo! jobs site open to attack for an unknown length of time.

 
Psystar loses big in court E-mail
by Jake Widman   
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
A California court has rendered summary judgments in favor of Apple and against Mac clonemaker Psystar on several counts of copyright infringement. Several issues remain to be tried, though, and the ruling did not address damages.

 
Linux rulz: Top500 says so E-mail
by David Heath   
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Today’s release of the list of the top 500 supercomputers shows that well over 90% are running Linux.  Also, IBM’s Roadrunner has finally been dethroned; in a big way!

 
Auditor uncovers Customs disaster recovery problems E-mail
by James Riley   
Monday, 16 November 2009
The agency responsible for processing 25 million international passengers annually through airports lacked an up-to-date disaster recovery plan and did not adequately track ICT-related problems, an Australian National Audit Office report has found.

 
Macquarie Telecom signs $250,000 call deal E-mail
by Beverley Head   
Monday, 16 November 2009
IP communications supplier Interactive Intelligence has edged out six other vendors to secure a 25 seat call management deal from Macquarie Telecom that it believes could eventually grow to a 500 seat deal.
 
Supercomputer drives Aussie research priorities: Carr E-mail
by James Riley   
Monday, 16 November 2009
The Commonwealth has tipped $26 million into a new supercomputer project at the Australian National University that could ultimately be used to crank through the massive volumes of data generated by the Square Kilometre Array project.

 
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