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NBN subcontractor rips up pipes

23 May 2013 in Government Tech Policy

An furious NBN subcontractor has ripped equipment out of the ground over a pay dispute, tearing out pipes laid just…

Smartphones: time wasters or time savers?

23 May 2013 in Mobility

A US survey suggests smartphones may pay for themselves by saving their users' time.

Samsung S4 “Active” leaked – well its waterproof anyway!

23 May 2013 in Mobility

Samsung will release a ruggedized version of the S4.

VMware enters IaaS market

23 May 2013 in Cloud Services

VMware has announced it will enter the IaaS market later this year with VMware vCloud Hybrid Service, a public cloud…

Security executive warns of cyber weapon 'worst case scenario'

23 May 2013 in Security

A well-known figure in the security industry told the AusCERT conference that we are close to the worst case scenario…

Vodafone loses 216,000 more customers - this year so far

23 May 2013 in Mobility

Vodafone has announced its global annual results. Australia continues to be the worst performing country, with another 216,000 customers lost…

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Microsoft trashes iPad in new ad

23 May 2013 in Mobility

Microsoft has put out a new Windows 8 tablet ad that cheekily uses Siri to highlight everything wrong with the…

AppGuru eases BYOA for IT pros

23 May 2013 in Cloud Services

LogMeIn's AppGuru aims to simplify the management of personal and corporate-sponsored cloud applications.

Open-source office suite written in Java

23 May 2013 in Open Source

The first open source office suite written in Java has been released by Japplis, a company based in the Netherlands.

It's pronounced GIF not GIF

23 May 2013 in Home IT

It's the age old argument, the pronunciation of animation acronym GIF. Is it said wit a hard g, or a…

Dell SecureWorks heading for Australia

23 May 2013 in Strategy

Dell's SecureWorks information security services operation is expanding into the ANZ market with the establishment of an Australian operation.

Apple plugs more QuickTime security holes

23 May 2013 in Security

An updated version of QuickTime for Windows patches a dozen vulnerabilities.

Telstra to ‘restructure’ landline jobs

23 May 2013 in Listed Tech

A memo from Telstra chief operations officer has told staff to expect job cuts in its fixed line operations, which…

Video shows futuristic NASA human exploration vehicle

22 May 2013 in Space

A C/NET video shows a manned space exploration vehicle that NASA is developing at the Johnson Space Center in Houston,…

Why is free 1800 on mobiles taking so long?

22 May 2013 in Regulation

ACMA proposes to make 1800 calls to mobiles free – in 2015. The Communications Alliance wants to know why it…

Governments want mobility – but how much will it cost?

22 May 2013 in Government Tech Policy

More than 80% of Australian government agencies believe mobility can improve their efficiency, yet almost half have no idea what…

SAS visual analytics implemented by government agency

22 May 2013 in Deals

Australia’s national agency for information and statistics about health and welfare, the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), has…

NICTA brings on new board members

22 May 2013 in People

NICTA, Australia’s Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Research Centre of Excellence, has appointed IBM Australia’s Research Director Glenn Wightwick and…

SAS strengthens risk intelligence expertise

22 May 2013 in People

Business analytics vendor, SAS, has appointed a financial services industry executive, to lead its Australia and New Zealand regional risk…

Sigma goes live with JDA cloud solutions

22 May 2013 in Deals

Sigma Pharmaceuticals has gone live with cloud demand management solutions from supply chain company, JDA Software, in its 13 distribution…

ISACA appoints Australian to privacy task force

22 May 2013 in People

The Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) has appointed an ANZ Banking Group senior manager to its new Privacy…

Fifteen years on, ATO realises that Mac users exist

22 May 2013 in Open Sauce

Fifteen years after it ran a pilot for its e-tax software, the Australian Taxation Office has finally said it would…

AVG gains PrivacyChoice

22 May 2013 in Security

An investment in the intersection between Security and Privacy sees AVG purchase online privacy organisation PrivacyChoice.

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