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Leopard's Time Machine: backup like it should be
by Stuart Corner   
Tuesday, 08 August 2006
If the previewed promises of Leopard, the next iteration of the Mac OS X operating system, are realised Apple will have done for backup what it did for the operating systems 22 years ago when it launched the Mac: made it easy and intuitive to use.
 
Ozzie sets out Microsoft's vision of convergence
by Stuart Corner   
Sunday, 30 July 2006
At Microsoft's annual analyst briefing, chief software architect Ray Ozzie spelt out the company's vision of putting the Internet and hosted services at the centre of its universe. It has much in common with the converged communications vision that the telecoms sector has been touting for some time.
 
Telephony market strength key in Nortel Microsoft alliance
by Stuart Corner   
Monday, 24 July 2006
 Microsoft's announcement  of a major unified communications alliance with Nortel promises to have significant and far reaching effects on the enterprise communications market strengthening Microsoft's position against Cisco, which for all its dominance remains a relative newcomer to the telephony market.
 
Microsoft running scared of Google's enterprise search
by Stuart Corner   
Sunday, 16 July 2006
Microsoft's COO seems to be paranoid about Google stealing the 'enterprise search' market from Microsoft, and so he should be because if Google has its way search technology, and Google search technology in particular will become the primary interface to everything in the corporate IT system.
 
Has the Skype fallen in for eBay?
by Stuart Corner   
Saturday, 15 July 2006
With news that a Chinese software firm has reverse engineered the Skype VoIP protocol and encryption, the pundits are predicting doom and gloom for eBay which forked out $US2.6B in cash and stock for Skype in September 2005, but that seems unlikely.
 
Phoney figures on phones, drink and driving?
by Stuart Corner   
Sunday, 09 July 2006
ImageEvery time a new study is published suggesting there just might be a link between cellphone usage and adverse effects on the human body, you can bet that AMTA, the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association will be quick to refute it: even though AMTA has no expertise whatsoever in the fields of oncology, physiology, neurology or whatever other ology might be involved in the study.

 
Apple tarred with Microsoft's WGA brush
by Stuart Corner   
Saturday, 08 July 2006
A new feature in the latest upgrade to Mac OS X 10.4 (10.4.7) has provoked a storm of protest over allegations that Apple is spying on its users. However these allegations seem somewhat inflated.
 
WiBro not the first mobile Internet service
by Stuart Corner   
Saturday, 01 July 2006
ImageThe launch by South Korea's KT corp and SKT of  mobile broadband access services via plug in laptop cards, based on the Korean WiBro technology, is being hailed as a world first. For WiBro maybe, but for mobile broadband internet it's only three years behind Australia.
 
Think your cellphone calls are secure? Think again
by Stuart Corner   
Monday, 26 June 2006
Back in the good old days of analogue cellphones security was non-existent and there were a few very high profile amateur intercepts. Remember Prince Charles' interesting conversation with Camilla Parker Bowles?
 
G'doy moyt. I don't know my 3G phone from my 2G!
by Stuart Corner   
Tuesday, 13 June 2006
My phone rang. I answered it. A long silence followed by "Good Morning my name is Dennis Wilson. How are you today?" in a strong Indian accent. A dead giveaway that someone in an Indian call centre was trying to sell me something.
 
Spot the USO payphone
by Stuart Corner   
Thursday, 08 June 2006
The USO requires Telstra to: "...[ensure] that all people in Australia, no matter where they live or conduct business, have reasonable access to an efficient and reliable standard telephone service and to payphones."  So how can you tell which payphones are provided under the USO?
 
This Virgin Mobile call brought to you by...
by Stuart Corner   
Tuesday, 06 June 2006
With the hyperbole typical of marketeers Virgin Mobile USA has announced yet another avenue by which to deliver marketing messages to the youth market, in a way designed to ensure these messages make the desired strong impression.
 
What do you get when you mix Apple with Blackberry?
by Stuart Corner   
Sunday, 04 June 2006

See also: Apple & Nike's deep and meaningful

Peter Misek, an analyst with Canaccord Capital has floated the idea that BlackBerry developer Research in Motion could team up with iPod developer Apple Computer.

 
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