Apple's App Store now carries more than 100,000 applications for the iPhone and iPod touch, and there have been more than 2 billion downloads.

Australian organisations are invited to respond to an international survey which will identify the trends in software testing and provide what is claimed to be the IT industry’s first comprehensive benchmark in this area of software quality.

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It seems like it was only the other day that Apple announced the one billionth download from the App Store. Now the tally has reached 1.5 billion.

Australia’s ICT research centre, NICTA, has thrown open the doors of a new portal where a raft of open source software, developed by its own researchers, is available for download to anyone accessing the site.

Apple's App Store turns one this week. The company is celebrating in a small way.

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Apple's App Store has logged its one billionth download in less than ten months. The Store makes it easy for iPhone and iPod touch owners to acquire software.

To save other developers from having to re-invent the wheel, Google has decided to open the source code of Google Update. Well, that's what the company implies.

A fresh round of rumours is again suggesting that Apple has plans to introduce an upmarket section for the App Store. Such a move would increase the visibility of $US20+ programs.