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by Peter Dinham
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Mobile marketing services company, Ad.IQ, says Australia is the first country to get a local rate number range which consumers can call or SMS, following the release of the 13/1300/1800 number range for SMS, and Australian marketers now have a comprehensive opportunity to reap the benefits of mobile response.
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by Peter Dinham
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Global mobile marketing services company, Ad.IQ, says Australia is the first country to get a local rate number range which consumers can call or SMS, following the release of the 13/1300/1800 number range for SMS, and Australian marketers now have a comprehensive opportunity to reap the benefits of mobile response.
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by Stephen Withers
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Embattled Mac cloner Psystar says it is ready to leave Chapter 11 protection.
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by Stephen Withers
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The arrival of the iPhone 3GS led to multiple records for AT&T.
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by Stephen Withers
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Security researcher Charlie Miller has been digging again, and this time he's found a way to trick the iPhone into running code received as SMS messages.
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by Rachel Flaherty
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Android smartphones are sending waves of excitement through the mobile community that they are a serious contender to knock iPhone off its smartphone perch. But, are they really a threat or have they already missed the boat?
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by Peter Dinham
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Higher than normal disaster recovery testing failure rates and soaring downtime costs have hit businesses as they work to meet more stringent IT service level requirements and to mitigate risks to their businesses.
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by Stephen Withers
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Federal, state and territory governments have agreed on a program to improve internet access and provide basic computer training for remote indigenous communities.
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by Stephen Withers
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A Californian hospital is using Linux virtual desktops to provide patients with email and web access.
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by Stephen Withers
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"Bing has increased Microsoft's share of the search market by 1 percent in the US", trumpets one analytics firm. But do the numbers add up?
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by Peter Dinham
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Mobile service operators in the Asia Pacific region are expected to brush aside the impact of the economic downturn and to emerge stronger than ever, with mobile connections worldwide forecast to grow by nearly 60 percent over the next five years to 2014.
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by Stuart Corner
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Lars Rasmussen, software engineering manager at Google and one of the original creators of Google Maps, and more recently Google Wave, has given a blow-by-blow account of how a small Sydney software start-up came to provide the technology underpinning Google Maps.
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by Stephen Withers
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A major new release of Sun's VirtualBox virtualisation software provides three important new features.
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by Stephen Withers
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IBM claims its POWER6 hardware can outperform Intel-based servers when running SAP applications. And Power systems are cheaper over three years.
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by Jake Widman
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As the midyear surveys continue to come out, Forrester Research has revised its projection of global IT spending for 2009 downward but says that may be a good thing, and UK recruiter CV Screen reports demand for IT personnel is up.
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by Stephen Withers
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Whereis.com now incorporates landmarks in its street directions. The system incorporates research carried out in conjunction with the University of Melbourne.
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