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by Jake Widman
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The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation has warned small and midsize businesses and other organizations about a wave of cyber fraud involving targeted e-mails, malware, and work-from-home schemes.
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by David Heath
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Over the past few days, twitter users have been receiving DM messages supposedly from friends linking to a Twitter login page. DON'T DO IT!
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by Stephen Withers
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Parallels claims its new Desktop 5 for Mac virtualisation software for Mac OS X is significantly faster than competing products.
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by Stephen Withers
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Apple's App Store now carries more than 100,000 applications for the iPhone and iPod touch, and there have been more than 2 billion downloads.
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by Davey Winder
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It has not been a good month for T-Mobile: first the Sidekick data loss escapade and now a network outage that has left more than a million and a half subscribers without voice and data services.
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by Peter Dinham
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Australia has the fastest uptake and penetration of server virtualisation in the Asia-Pacific region, and the depressed economy has “done little to stifle the uptake”, according to the latest report from industry analysts, IDC.
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by Beverley Head
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One of Australia’s major banks will be the foundation client for Fujitsu’s new Perth based data centre, signalling a fresh push from the Japanese IT giant to win more financial services sector business in Australia.
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by Matthew Lentini
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The Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) has accused iiNet of not abiding by its own contractual agreements with users by failing to disconnect accused copyright infringers who allegedly violate the terms and conditions of their contracts.
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by Matthew Lentini
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Australia's third largest ISP iiNet has been accused of inviting illegal downloads through its marketing messages by the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) in the Federal Court today. As iiNet CEO Michael Malone took the stand for the third successive day in the dispute, AFACT alleged that iiNet has encouraged copyright infringement through its marketing strategy and unwillingness to act on copyright infringement notices.
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by Stephen Withers
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The Federal Government has finally acted to provide the Community TV sector with spectrum and funding to make the transition to digital TV.
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by Stephen Withers
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Microsoft has reduced the subscription price of its Business Productivity Online Suite (BPOS), and jacked up the mailbox size.
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by Jake Widman
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Mobile e-mail and texting vendor Peek has added a Twitter client to its lineup of portable devices. Only available in the U.S., the TwitterPeek offers lifetime service for $US200 (including device), or a device for $100 plus a monthly service fee.
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by Stephen Withers
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A number of iPhones in the Netherlands have been held hostage for a small ransom by a hacker.
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by Stephen Withers
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A marketing research firm says iPhone is one of the strongest mobile phone brands in Australia, and almost certain to increase its market share in 2010.
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by Jake Widman
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Spring Design, developers of a dual-screen e-book reader called Alex, has filed suit against Barnes & Noble, alleging that B&N's new Nook reader uses Spring's trade secrets and violates the companies' non-disclosure agreement.
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by Stephen Withers
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A utility that provides easy access to Mac-based media libraries has been updated for compatibility with Snow Leopard.
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