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MYOB records revenue growth despite China, OnDemand losses

IBM makes headway in defining network access control market

Microsoft preps cognitive radio prototype for use with TV spectrum

RIM Co-CEO Doesn't See Threat From Apple's iPhone

Sun works on patch for Solaris zero-day bug

Dell loses fifth exec in two months

Google loses copyright case in Belguim

Microsoft Office 2007 doubles the sales of Office 2003 in launch week

Study: 70 percent of websites are hackable

Belgian newspapers claim final victory in Google spat

Unsecured Wi-Fi Networks: A hiding place for online criminals

AMD goes low power for quad-core

GPS steals the show at 3GSM

Zhelatin mutants storm virus charts

Wednesday, 14th February 2007

Headlines

	MYOB records revenue growth despite China, OnDemand losses
	IBM makes headway in defining network access control market
	Microsoft preps cognitive radio prototype for use with TV spectrum
	RIM Co-CEO Doesn't See Threat From Apple's iPhone
	Sun works on patch for Solaris zero-day bug
	Dell loses fifth exec in two months
	Google loses copyright case in Belguim
	Microsoft Office 2007 doubles the sales of Office 2003 in launch week
	Study: 70 percent of websites are hackable
	Belgian newspapers claim final victory in Google spat
	Unsecured Wi-Fi Networks: A hiding place for online criminals
	AMD goes low power for quad-core
	GPS steals the show at 3GSM
	Zhelatin mutants storm virus charts

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This afternoon, the recent launch of Apple's iPhone does not pose a threat to RIM's consumer-geared BlackBerry Pearl and simply marks the entry of yet another competitor into the smartphone market.

Also making news, Office 2007 took in 106.3 percent more dollars for retailers than the previous version and retailers are reporting that they sold 108.6 percent more units.

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editor@itnews.com.au

Breaking News

Finance

MYOB records revenue growth despite China, OnDemand losses
Despite challenges to its China and MYOB OnDemand businesses, MYOB has announced that its full year revenues have grown 13.1 percent to $182.3 million.

By Staff writers

Security

IBM makes headway in defining network access control market
In concert with Mirage, the company's new ISS Proventia Management SiteProtector software stems from its recent acquisition of Internet Security Systems.
By Staff writers

Convergence

Microsoft preps cognitive radio prototype for use with TV spectrum
Dell, HP, Google, and others want the FCC to sign off on letting consumer devices utilize the "white space.".
By Staff writers

Telco/ISP

RIM Co-CEO Doesn't See Threat From Apple's iPhone
The recent launch of Apple's iPhone does not pose a threat to Research In Motion Ltd.'s consumer-geared BlackBerry Pearl and simply marks the entry of yet another competitor into the smartphone market, RIM's co-chief executive said in an interview.
By Staff writers

Security

Sun works on patch for Solaris zero-day bug
Sun Microsystems is preparing to issue an alert to users on the vulnerability the SANS Institute called a "major zero-day bug.".
By Staff writers

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Jobs Centre

Dell loses fifth exec in two months
John Hamlin is out as the head of the company's global online and marketing operations.
By Staff writers

Government/Law

Google loses copyright case in Belguim
A court ruled that Google violated the law by publishing copyrighted content without permission on Google News and ordered the infringing articles, pictures, and links removed.
By Staff writers

Applications

Microsoft Office 2007 doubles the sales of Office 2003 in launch week
Office 2007 took in 106.3 % more dollars for retailers than the previous version, the NPD Group said, and retailers sold 108.6 percent more units.
By Staff writers

Security

Study: 70 percent of websites are hackable
A new study shows that majority of sites have medium- to high-level vulnerabilities, and more than 90% have some kind of vulnerability..
By Staff writers

Internet

Belgian newspapers claim final victory in Google spat
Court upholds copyright infringement ruling.
By Tom Sanders

Convergence

Unsecured Wi-Fi Networks: A hiding place for online criminals
Officials with the Internet Crimes Against Children task force are concerned that consumers and businesses are unaware they are contributing to the problem.
By Staff writers

Hardware

AMD goes low power for quad-core
Forthcoming 'Barcelona' chip to outpace Intel by 40 per cent, firm claims.
By Tom Sanders

Research/Trends

GPS steals the show at 3GSM
Manufacturers roll out GPS units for all.
By Iain Thomson

Security

Zhelatin mutants storm virus charts
Raft of new variants detected.
By Robert Jaques