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by Peter Dinham
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Telstra has brought out four new mobiles phones and a new prepaid mobile data modem as it looks to hook in consumers in the lead up to Christmas.
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by Stephen Withers
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Teradata reckons its Linux-based Extreme Performance Appliance 4555 will deliver "blinding-fast" answers to business questions.
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by David Swan
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The Melbourne/Sydney rivalry is set to hot up even further, with
Sydneysiders claiming they were the first in the world to purchase the
new operating system, and Melbourne punters claiming exactly the same
thing.
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by Stephen Withers
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IP camera specialist Axis Communications will supply security cameras for Sydney's new Waratah train fleet.
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by Stephen Withers
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Lenovo's hoping to cash in on interest in Windows 7 with a range of desktops and notebooks - including a pair of new ThinkPads - that ship with the new operating system.
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by Stephen Withers
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Microsoft's deal with Twitter to include public tweets in Bing searches has been closely followed by a similar arrangement between Google and Twitter.
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by Jake Widman
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T-Mobile Sidekick owners can use a new tool to recover their contact information, while Microsoft pledges to keep working on ways to restore the remaining lost data.
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by Jake Widman
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In preparation for the launch of Windows 7, RadarSync has reactivated its public driver download directory. Upgraders can search by device manufacturer or let the site's Updater software tell them what they need.
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by Beverley Head
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Backup, recovery and archive supplier Quantum, which is nudging $US1 billion in global revenues, has traditionally waltzed with the big end of town, but is now shimmying into the SME space with a range of appliances launched this morning.
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by Davey Winder
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Sun Microsystems has announced that 3000 more jobs must go, and blames the bureaucrats in Brussels.
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by Angus Kidman
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Increasing rates of workplace laptop use mean that it's inevitable that cyber-criminals will turn their attention from attacking banks to profiting from corporate fraud, a security expert has warned.
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by Peter Dinham
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So-called social interaction manager, Minggl, has today released a new Web browser-based application with a bold claim that the app will do things others won’t do, such as allowing people to access multiple social networking communities simultaneously, manage privacy in different contexts, and socialise “quickly, easily and seamlessly” with friends and family across disparate social networks like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Digg, and Flickr.
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by Stephen Withers
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ERP vendor Pronto has been testing its software on Windows 7. It's also been running a trial internal deployment of Microsoft's new OS. The verdict? It's all good.
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by David Heath
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According to a self-administered survey, Enterprises are still at risk from common security 'gaps.'
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by Stephen Withers
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An academic has predicted that Windows 7 - which ships later this week - may be Microsoft's desktop OS swan song.
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by Peter Dinham
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With Google Australia’s launch this week of its Gone Google campaign educating users to the benefits and reasons for adopting its Apps suite, Google partner, Devnet, today weighed in with its own Go Google campaign offering local support for the Aps suite which Devnet says already has more than 500 users in Australia, and continues to grow.
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