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Thursday, 13th December 2007

Latest headlines

Telstra not anti-competitive says Federal Court

The Federal Court has decreed that the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) was not entitled to issue a Part A Competition Notice against Telstra in December 2005. ... Read More >>

	Windows Vista SP1 includes more than 300 hot fixes
	Vulnerabilities found in Microsoft Access and HP laptop software
	AMD study: Data centre power use skyrocketing
	WiMAX success depends on device compatability
	Slapdash staff put corporate data at risk
	Kindle and EEe PC herald new mobile era
	Microsoft finds way to buy Multimap
	IBM courts Hollywood in green crusade
	Nokia touts green mobile phone
	Cisco plots big gains in Internet's 'Second Phase'
	Intel Plans WiMax Network For Moscow

Most read articles

Hardware
Iranian scientists develop country's most powerful supercomputer
Iranian scientists claim to have used 216 microprocessors made by Advanced Micro Devices to build the country's most powerful supercomputer, despite a ban on the export of U.S. computer equipment to the Middle Eastern nation..

Operating Systems
Microsoft says Vista SP1 won't fix compatibility issues
Microsoft is warning customers that the soon-to-be released service pack for its Windows Vista operating system won't fix the application capability issues that have plagued the software since its release in January..

Operating Systems
Apple Leopard users hit with 'weird green flashes'
Computer users are suffering from a rainbow of problems. Beyond the well-known "blue screen of death" that's long afflicted Microsoft Windows, reports emerged earlier this week that Vista has a tendency to display a purple variant. Now, Apple Leopard users say their systems have taken to randomly flashing the colour green.

Hardware
Microsoft wants One Laptop Per Child system to run Windows XP
Microsoft has asked the designers of a low-cost Linux laptop intended for children in developing nations to redesign the system so it can accommodate its Windows XP operating system.

Business
Broadcast Australia buys Hostworks for $68.9 million
Managed service provider Hostworks Group Limited has entered into an agreement to allow Broadcast Australia to acquire all of its shares, for the princely sum of $68.9 million dollars.

Events

Event Name	Location	Date
TinyERP Training in Australia	Melbourne	11/02/2008
Facilitating Knowledge Transfer and Retention in the Modern Workplace	Melbourne	18/02/2008
The Internal Consultant	Melbourne	21/02/2008
Strategic application of EDRM in the public sector	Sydney	03/03/2008
Intranet Usability	Melbourne	05/03/2008

Products

Solaris 10 OS

Solaris 10 OS ... read more »

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