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Consulting and technology firm Oakton has set up a digital services division as a result of increasing demand from clients, and has appointed Les Bognar and Jan Esman (pictured) to senior roles.
A research team at Swinburne University of Technology has overcome a fundamental law of optical science that could lead to faster and more energy-efficient optical computing.
Apple’s voice interface Siri will soon bring you Bing – Google is out for ‘Now’.
One in five small business owners claim they’d rather clean the workplace toilet than complete their annual tax return, according to a new survey.
Dell says its new Precision T1700 workstation is the smallest and lightest in its class, while the new Precision R7610 is the world's most powerful rack workstation.
It’s a sad headline but when one of the world’s largest, most recognisable computer companies sneezes the rest of the IT industry gets pneumonia.
Cloud POS provider Kounta is making it easier for retailers to adopt its system by offering the Kounta in a Box bundle that just requires the addition of a tablet or smartphone.
The recent intellectual property suit filed against ZTE in Australia by 'patent troll' Vringo has brought the contentious issue of patent trolls to our shores from the US where feral trolls are such a pest that the Obama Administration is trying to get legislation through Congress that will curb their actions, but that is not going to be easy. Patent trolls are protean creatures. One man's patent troll is another man's legitimate licensor of intellectual property.
Microsoft has backtracked on its always-online requirement for Xbox One, in a massive win for gamers.
Telstra has announced a number of requirements for its three key NBN rollout contractors about handling asbestos in pit remediation.
