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by Stephen Withers
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The creator of the first iPhone worm has been hired by an iPhone development company.
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by David M Williams
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The BlackBerry Bold 2 is now available from select carriers. Forget the marketing spiel; hard core BlackBerry users want to know how it compares in practice to its predecessor, how it feels to use it and even if it breaks when you drop it. A veteran BlackBerry owner puts it to the test.
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by David Heath
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Joining the ranks of Whirlpool and Overclockers, the Netspeed website has been corrupted by hackers using SQL injection techniques.
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by Peter Dinham
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Video communications systems have become much more prevalent in New Zealand businesses with 40 percent of companies investing in the technology in the past 12 months alone, as companies look to bring greater flexibility to work locations.
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by Peter Dinham
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South Australian-based national ISP, Internode, has trumped 42 competitors to again top the Choice magazine customer satisfaction survey of broadband providers.
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by Jake Widman
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Following up on its sweeping victory over Mac clonemaker Psystar on copyright infrigement, Apple has asked the court to permanently enjoin Psystar from selling its products.
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by Stephen Withers
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Well-regarded cross-platform and open-source video transcoding tool HandBrake is back as a new version, over a year since the previous update.
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by Stephen Withers
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The Crown Entertainment Complex in Melbourne is installing a unified communication system including 7500 IP handsets. The project is being carried out by NetStar Australia.
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by Jake Widman
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Fifty-nine U.S. senators have written to the European Commission, asking it to get on with its investigation of Oracle's acquisition of Sun Microsystems. One of the senators suggested that the investigation was an attempt to obstruct American businesses.
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by Stephen Withers
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Online security checkers have been around for a while, but there's a new kid on the block: F-Secure's Health Check 2.0.
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by David M Williams
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Facebook is arguably the king of social networking right now and Microsoft-based software developers can now leverage the Facebook user base via the same technologies they are accustomed to.
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by Beverley Head
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IBM Australia has been named Green IT vendor of the year at the Frost & Sullivan Australia Best Practice Awards which were announced at a dinner in Sydney tonight.
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by Beverley Head
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A six figure investment in unified communications which allowed healthcare solutions company iSOFT to cut a key travel budget by 70 per cent is about to be leveraged with the company pledging to provide tech-support for “prestige clients” via videoconference.
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by Stephen Withers
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US retailers are in the habit of offering dramatically reduced prices on the day after Thanksgiving, the traditional start of the Christmas buying season. Apple's no exception, and this year its Australian customers are also in for savings.
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by Mike Bantick
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Apart from providing high resolution graphics as a way for gamers to frag each other, the Graphics Processing Units (GPU) attached to every video-card can provide computing power for scientists wanting to unlock the secrets of the human genome.
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by David Heath
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Exploit code for the newest vulnerability (called "HTTP IE Style Heap Spray BO") is widely available on the Internet, should anyone wish to look for it.
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