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Sunday September 07, 2008 10:07am AEST GMT+10:00
Apple's first Victorian store will open in just one week -- but it will not be located in the Melbourne CBD. » Read More
IBM has set the tone for this year’s Cognos Forum by putting the sell on Cognos customers to ascribe to a wider 'information agenda' vision.
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The combination of ICT and pervasive computing could enable individual activity to be monitored even more closely than George Orwell imagined in his novel 1984, social scientists warn.
The Web is a pretty nasty place, according to reverse engineer and privacy advocate Mike Perry -- and he should know.
A two-year-old piece of Open Source code is likely to have far fewer security flaws than proprietary code, according to security expert Bruce Schneier.
Cloud computing has emerged as the next evolution for grid architectures. At least part of the early success of the cloud model is due to virtualisation – and mainframe makers like IBM still claim bragging rights for creating the hypervisor. iTnews sat down with IBM Fellow for Server Design, Jim Rymarczyk, to pry into Big Blue’s plans in the cloud.
As some of the fog surrounding the elusive cloud computing phenomenon evaporates, vendors are fast moving into the emerging territory.
A study of technology’s role in music therapy has found robot musicians wanting.
Digital radio is coming to Australia. The technology will allow broadcasters to offer a range of features, such as rewind and pause functionality and multi-channelling.
Pop-diva Madonna is the highlight of a new round of malicious spam messages, security vendor Sophos has warned.
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Scientists in Germany have developed next-generation Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM) that is said to operate as fast as fundamental speed limits allow.
Google is again visiting the health spa, this time for a make-over for its mechanism for judging ad quality.
Government has confirmed receipt of all of Telstra's required network information for the national broadband network (NBN), the telco giant announced today.
According to recent research by IDC, the LTO tape is still the most popular practice process in data storage and business continuity strategies – despite technological advancement.
Google is investing US$10 million to produce electricity from underground heat with a breakthrough technology, as the Web search leader extends its clout to clean up the environment.
Whatever size your business is, now is the time to bite the bullet and upgrade to Server 2008 More »
Superpowered and workgroup friendly with great features, but with a steep learning curve for administrators. Find out what the "other" side of the server world looks like More »
Fast colour output, great network tools and reasonable print quality More »
Top-notch print quality makes this a contender, but it isn’t fast More »
It isn’t cheap, but plenty of features and top quality propel this printer to the top of the pile More »
A fast printer let down by high running costs and few features More »