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by Peter Dinham
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The Queenwood School for Girls in the Sydney suburb of Mosman has chosen Meru Networks' 802.11n wireless local area network (LAN) to be implemented in its senior school campus.
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by Peter Dinham
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Progress Software has appointed a new head of its Asia Pacific field operations responsible for managing a single integrated and customer-focused sales, services and support organisation.
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by David Heath
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Novell's newly-announced Pulse – an integrated communication, authoring and social networking platform now has full integration with Google Wave.
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by David Heath
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The latest round of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement negotiations have wrapped up in South Korea. Amongst other things, if successful in their present form, the internationally agreed rules would completely sideline the iiNet case currently before the Australian courts.
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by William Atkins
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Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University have developed a website that predicts the probability of dying, based on 66 different health causes, in the various states of the United States versus the different countries of Europe, along with comparisons due to gender, age, and race.
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by Matthew Lentini
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Australia's third largest ISP iiNet chief regulatory officer Steve Dalby has admitted in Federal Court to dismissing AFACT allegations of iiNet customer copyright infringement, saying, "we were not going to do AFACT's job for them."
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by Jake Widman
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Dell officially announced a new laptop, the Adamo XPS, which the company says it the world's thinnest. It's supposed to be available for the holiday shopping season.
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by Jake Widman
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Internet security stalwart Kaspersky Labs has introduced Anti-Virus for Mac. The company is recommending it especially for mixed-platform environments, where it can keep Macs from hosting malware that might infect PCs.
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by William Atkins
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To find out how people differ with respect to bacteria and the onset of human diseases, researchers from Colorado and Missouri checked out 27 different locations on healthy adults. What they found out may surprise you!
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by William Atkins
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According to a Monash University study, people in Australia who drink rainwater are just as safe as others.
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by David Swan
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RIM has debuted its new Blackberry Bold 9700 smartphone in Australia and
New Zealand, with a raft of new features and a fresh design. But is it
truly revolutionary?
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by Sam Varghese
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Mixed-source technology company Novell has sacked between three and four percent of its staff in layoffs that could well be linked to another bad quarter.
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by Peter Dinham
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Global healthcare systems vendor, InterSystems, has implemented its Australian-developed software, TrakCare, for the States of Guernsey Health and Social Services Department (HSSD). The island-wide Electronic Health and Social Care Record (EHSCR) system has just gone live, replacing the island’s SWIFT Patient Administration System after 13 years of use.
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by Stuart Corner
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Internode is inviting its tech-savvy ADSL customers to participate in what it says will be an Australia-first technical trial of IPv6 running natively on its national ADSL broadband network.
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