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Microsoft outlines Windows 7 downgrade options
by Jake Widman   
According to reports, customers who buy PCs equipped with Windows 7 will have up to 18 months to downgrade to Windows Vista or Windows XP, depending on what version of Windows 7 they buy.

 
Xbox group throws cold water on speculation
by Jake Widman   
In a blog post, a member of the Xbox development team tried to dial back the speculation that Microsoft was planning to release a new Xbox in 2010.

 
FCC will examine exclusive contracts between telcos, mobile manufacturers
by Jake Widman   
The Federal Communications Commission will be looking into whether exclusive contracts, such as AT&T's for the iPhone or Sprint for the Pre, stifle competition and harm consumers. 

 
Thousands visit ATO phishing site
by Stephen Withers   
Thousands of Australians have visited just one of the phishing sites currently trying to collect people's banking and other personal details on the false promise of a tax refund.

 
Mitel joins VMware vSphere 4 bandwagon
by Stephen Withers   
Unified communications vendor Mitel is riding VMware's vSphere 4 tsunami with a strategic collaboration between the two companies.

 
Australia ranks 11th in the world in broadband use
by Stephen Withers   
A new report puts Australia well ahead of the US and several European nations in terms of broadband access. Far from painting a picture of Australia being a broadband challenged nation, the report puts Australia's broadband penetration ahead of the UK, Sweden, Germany and France, among other affluent nations.

 
Online application system deployment for margin lending firm
by Peter Dinham   
The margin lending arm of the Bendigo and Adelaide Bank, Leveraged Equities, has deployed an online application process developed by Melbourne-based IT services company, Taten.

 
Mobile networks to support massive upgrade of Africa's weather monitoring
by Stuart Corner   
Mobile cell sites are ideal locations for weather monitoring: they can provide physical infrastructure, power and connectivity. Ericsson and mobile carriers plan to use them to increase Africa's weather monitoring stations from a mere 300 to over 5000, and Ericsson is looking to do the same thing in Asia Pacific.

 
Salesforce CRM Mobile update takes advantage of iPhone 3.0 features
by Stephen Withers   
An updated version of the Salesforce CRM Mobile app from Salesforce.com exploits the iPhone's newly acquired cut/copy/paste functionality and delivers several new features.

 
Superwoman feels the Force(.com)
by Stephen Withers   
Salesforce.com has its first Australian customer with a Force.com Site: financial services company Superwoman.

 
Join Optus and receive bills for life
by Sam Varghese   
Optus has a nice, new offer: join up and receive bills for life, even if you don't need to pay them.
 
Logitech Vid claims to simplify video calling
by Stephen Withers   
Vid, a free application from Logitech, is designed for those who find existing video calling software too daunting.

 
HP & Alcatel-Lucent partner to be one-stop shop to telcos and enterprises
by Stuart Corner   
HP and Alcatel-Lucent are forming a ten-year global alliance under which they plan to develop and jointly market solutions that will "transform communication networks into converged, next-generation infrastructures," for service providers and enterprises with the aim of generating billions of euros of new revenues. HP will also transform and manage Alcatel-Lucent's IT Infrastructure.

 
Opera Unite – The browser becomes the server
by David Heath   
Released as an alpha in the past couple of days, Opera Unite offers an intriguing thought – what if the web browser could also be a web server?

 
MailServer goes virtual on Mac OS X
by Stephen Withers   
Kerio has begun shipping its MailServer groupware server as a virtual appliance for Parallels Desktop and Server virtualisation products for Mac OS X.

 
iPhone 3.0 update issues
by Stephen Withers   
Apple's iPhone activation servers appear to have been temporarily overwhelmed by owners rushing to update to the latest iPhone 3.0 software after it was released overnight.

 
Compression Depression
by Mike Bantick   
Network traffic compression is becoming increasingly an issue for corporations looking to squeeze as much bang-for-buck from their IT departments as possible.  With WAN acceleration as an offshoot, this real life example shows ways in which bandwidth can be better utilised to deliver high rates of data at good speeds.  Effective WAN capacity can be multiplied with a relatively cheap solution, such as the Juniper WX range of devices, but there are pitfalls.

 
Laundry list of security fixes in iPhone 3.0
by Stephen Withers   
We knew about the new features of iPhone 3.0, but now it's out Apple has spilled the beans about the security content.

 
Market share decline drives Dell to the shopfront
by Peter Dinham   
Dell is working feverishly towards halting its declining market position by moving away from the pure online retail sales model to bricks and mortar outlets, with most of this year’s store expansion in China, and the addition of more stores in Europe, Latin America and other parts of the Asia Pacific region.
 
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