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BearShare P2P goes legit
IMesh is set to launch a beta of a new version of BearShare, the peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing network. More...

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Microsoft sues test prep site
Microsoft is suing a certification-testing site for allegedly illegally copying the developer's certification exams. More...

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US Census puts Melbourne developer on the map
A small Melbourne developer has won a tender to provide 500,000 copies of its geographic information system (GIS) application to the US Census Bureau, making it the largest sale of mobile GIS software in the world. More...


Symantec patches NetBackup bug
If left unfixed, the vulnerability could've let attackers worm their way into systems and gain control over the machines.. More...

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Philips enters PC market via Synnex
Consumer electronics giant Philips Electronics has entered the Australian PC market with a range of desktops which are being assembled by national distributor Synnex and sold through the Harvey Norman retail chain.
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Frame Group wins health infrastructure contract
System integrator, the Frame Group won a contact to design a network and data centre at the head office and six branch offices of infertility and IVF treatment centre, Sydney IVF. More...

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Boeing pulls the plug on Connexion internet service
Boeing says its money-draining in-flight Internet-access service just couldn't fly. The service failed to attract much interest among travelers or airlines. More...

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Microsoft to fix patch that crashes IE
Microsoft will re-release a security bulletin issued last week because it's giving some users massive headaches by crashing their browsers when they visit certain sites.. More...

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Vietnam tightens grip on Web content
China isn't the only Asian nation quashing Internet freedom, according to a new report. The Vietnamese government apparently also mimics the policies of its larger neighbor. More...

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