Latest NewsAustralian IT services company, Internetrix, is set to expand its services and its operations in China with a management buyout of the business by three company executives.
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Intuitive customer experience company [24]7 is to acquire social commerce platform vendor, Shopalize.
Apple and Samsung have joined BlackBerry by gaining US Defence Department approval for US military use. This is bad news for BlackBerry which currently has nearly 600,000 devices (phones and PlayBooks) in use.
Eight years after the launch of the Xbox 360 Microsoft is set to do it all again tomorrow, with the much-anticipated unveiling of its new console.
Australians are becoming increasingly complacent about the digital footprint they leave behind. A major survey reveals that most are unsure how many websites hold their personal information.
Yahoo's board has approved its biggest merger under CEO Marissa Mayer, acquiring blogging service Tumblr according to reports.
Barracuda Networks has announced a new program increasing the amount of free cloud storage for users of its Copy product from 5GB to 15GB. It says it is “inspired by the news that Google is unifying storage across its products.”
Google has a tradition of marketing Android 'reference' phones and tablets called Nexus which serve to show what Android can do.
Adobe Flash Player is a browser plug in that is used to stream videos, play games and provide animation from many millions of web sites. Why then is there so much controversy around it and what is the state of play for its support, especially on mobile devices?
Professional social networking company, LinkedIn has changed its terms of use policy aimed at ensuring sex workers and escort services can no longer advertise or promote their services to the 200-millon plus members of its global network.
