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Engin nabs TiVo distribution and teams with Optus

Half of all workers admit stealing data

Mac OS X Leopard could make apps more intuitive

Apple to take on Microsoft with web browser

Telstra now dealing through retailer, Harris Technology

Microsoft rolls out centralised security management

RealPlayer 11 allows online video capture

Strong storage sales sees sector soar

Lego builds online Universe game

Huawei reaches 50 million customers

Opinion: Who says you can’t get ITIL out of the box?

Apple to let outsiders create programs for iPhone

Tuesday, 12th June 2007

Headlines

	Engin nabs TiVo distribution and teams with Optus
	Half of all workers admit stealing data
	Mac OS X Leopard could make apps more intuitive
	Apple to take on Microsoft with web browser
	Telstra now dealing through retailer, Harris Technology
	Microsoft rolls out centralised security management
	RealPlayer 11 allows online video capture
	Strong storage sales sees sector soar
	Lego builds online Universe game
	Huawei reaches 50 million customers
	Opinion: Who says you can’t get ITIL out of the box?
	Apple to let outsiders create programs for iPhone

Good afternoon,

TiVo is finally reaching local shores, and Australian VoIP supplier, Engin, is bringing it in. The company has also teamed up with Optus to offer high-speed ADSL2+ broadband to Australian users, meaning it now offers voice, content and internet services.

Meanwhile, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs on Monday introduced Core Animation - a major feature in the upcoming version of Mac OS X that promises to give developers the tools to build more intuitive interfaces for Apple's computers.

Sarah Falson
Editor

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Telco/ISP

Engin nabs TiVo distribution and teams with Optus
SYDNEY – Australian VoIP-cum-broadband supplier, Engin, will be responsible for bringing the much talked-about TiVo PVR (personal video recorder) to Australia early next year.
By Sarah Falson

Security

Half of all workers admit stealing data
Sensitive material easily stolen using USB drives.
By Robert Jaques

Applications

Mac OS X Leopard could make apps more intuitive
GLOBAL - The technology takes advantage of the multiple cores in most new Intel-based Mac computers, which run on dual-core or quad-core processors.
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IT Services

Apple to take on Microsoft with web browser
SAN FRANCISCO - Apple Inc will create a version of its Safari Internet browser for Windows, Chief Executive Steve Jobs said on Monday, challenging Microsoft Corp. in its key stronghold of Web access software.
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Telco/ISP

Telstra now dealing through retailer, Harris Technology
SYDNEY - Mass merchant retail chain Harris Technology can now add 'official Telstra Dealer' to its portfolio.
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Microsoft rolls out centralised security management
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Internet

RealPlayer 11 allows online video capture
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By Staff Writers

Storage

Strong storage sales sees sector soar
GLOBAL - The global storage software market experienced its 14th consecutive quarter of year-over-year growth in the first quarter of 2007.
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Lego builds online Universe game
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Huawei reaches 50 million customers
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Opinion: Who says you can’t get ITIL out of the box?
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Apple to let outsiders create programs for iPhone
SAN FRANCISCO - Apple Inc. will let independent developers write applications for its upcoming iPhone and will introduce a version of its Safari Internet browser that would run on Microsoft Corp's Windows operating system, Chief Executive Steve Jobs said on Monday.
By Staff Writers