Latest NewsThe billion dollar birthday present - Yahoo confirms Tumblr acquisition
By Graeme Philipson
The rumours were correct. Yahoo will buy blogging site Tumblr for US$1.1 million in cash. The deal was announced on Tumblr founder David Karp’s 26th birthday.
Ericsson has announced a range of Wi-Fi network access, control and management products which “enable mobile operators to easily incorporate Wi-Fi in their heterogeneous network strategy, while delivering a high-performance user experience.”
Spectralink is adding a panic button and fall detection to its Wi-Fi handsets aimed at the healthcare sector.
A new scheme offered by Ricoh Australia provides greenhouse gas offsets for the duration of the printer's lease, rental or hire-purchase agreement.
One of the co-founders of file-sharing website The Pirate Bay has today gone on trial, charged with hacking and stealing data from an government IT services company.
Despite economic challenges, the Australian supply chain management (SCM) software market grew 17.9% to reach $176.8 million in 2012, up from $149.9 million in 2011.
How can I ever go back to a plug in charger? It is just so convenient to plonk my smartphone down on the bedside table or my desk.
Two days after Optus announced a major expansion of its 4G network, Telstra has returned fire with a 4G announcement of its own. No new technology, just a bit of boasting about the size of the Telstra network.
After persistently saying that data sovereignty doesn't really matter to most customers and that economies of scale meant Australian customers would be served from elsewhere in the Asia Pacific, Microsoft has announced that it is preparing to offer Windows Azure from data centres in NSW and Victoria.
A week after Samsung’s supposed 5G breakthrough, German researchers have announced 40 Gbps wireless, comparable to speeds reached by fibre.
