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Skills shortage starts in SMB

U.N. creates IT site for youth

Mobile virus writer arrested in Spain

Nokia Counterpunches iPhone With E-Phones

IBM picks BASF for 32nm chip

TechOne heads North

Rumored Google, Grand Central deal shows increasing rate of acquisitions

Cisco dropping iron curtain on Web and e-mail attacks

Strong notebook sales boost PC shipment forecast

Analysts question iPhone battery boost

Mytalk picks Hostworks to handle demand

Tuesday, 26th June 2007

Headlines

	Germany faces Google Mail shutdown
	Skills shortage starts in SMB
	U.N. creates IT site for youth
	Mobile virus writer arrested in Spain
	Nokia Counterpunches iPhone With E-Phones
	IBM picks BASF for 32nm chip
	TechOne heads North
	Rumored Google, Grand Central deal shows increasing rate of acquisitions
	Cisco dropping iron curtain on Web and e-mail attacks
	Strong notebook sales boost PC shipment forecast
	Analysts question iPhone battery boost
	Mytalk picks Hostworks to handle demand

ASX-listed TechnologyOne Limited has opened a new office in Darwin to complement its expansion plans and serve the needs of its existing clients in the Northern Territory.

There's been a lot of legal saber rattling in and about the Linux world in recent weeks, including dire warnings from Microsoft's lawyers that open-source software violates patents.

Australian small businesses are suffering a severe skills shortage because many owners lack the time and energy to learn necessary management skills warns Adelaide business woman Ly Lim.

editor@itnews.com.au

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Germany faces Google Mail shutdown
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By Iain Thomson

Jobs Centre

Skills shortage starts in SMB
Australian small businesses are suffering a severe skills shortage.

By Staff Writers

Internet

U.N. creates IT site for youth
The site will encourage young people to discuss how information and communications technology can improve education, entrepreneurship, governance, and health..
By K.C. Jones

Security

Mobile virus writer arrested in Spain
Alleged malware author picked up in Valencia.
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Nokia Counterpunches iPhone With E-Phones
Nokia says it also has 140 registered value-added resellers authorised to resell the devices to their business customers..
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Hardware

IBM picks BASF for 32nm chip
Pair to collaborate on new lithography processes.
By Shaun Nichols

Applications

TechOne heads North
TechnologyOne opens a new office in Northern Territory.
By Staff Writers

Telco/ISP

Rumored Google, Grand Central deal shows increasing rate of acquisitions
Google's purchase of online phone company Grand Central Communications would put it on track for tripling its 2006 acquisitions.
By Thomas Claburn

Security

Cisco dropping iron curtain on Web and e-mail attacks
The company will add malware- and spam-inspection capabilities to its firewalls using technology from its recent acquisition of IronPort Systems.
By Larry Greenemeier

Hardware

Strong notebook sales boost PC shipment forecast
Global PC shipments are expected to rise to 264 million units this year, an 11.2 percent increase from the 239 million PCs shipped in 2006.
By Antone Gonsalves

Hardware

Analysts question iPhone battery boost
Technological breakthrough unlikely, say experts.
By Shaun Nichols

Applications

Mytalk picks Hostworks to handle demand
Hostworks becomes an applications outsourcing provider to Southern Cross Broadcasting.
By Lilia Guan