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Thursday, 20th September 2007

Latest headlines

7 reasons why Linux won't succeed on the desktop

The open-source operating system is destined to stay stuck in the shadow of Windows, blogger Alex Wolfe opines. Read why he believes desktop Linux hasn't -- and isn't -- going to have any significant impact, then join the debate by posting your opinion in the discussion section at the article's end. ... Read More >>

	Gordon Moore gives his law 10-15 more years
	Vulnerability discovered in Microsoft Windows libraries
	How AMD snuck into the Intel Developer Forum
	IDF: Intel reclaims floating point superiority
	Mozilla updates Firefox to patch QuickTime bug
	IDF: Intel unveils new USB and vPro versions
	OpenOffice 2.3 the latest threat to desktop king Microsoft
	Google's secret patent portfolio predicts gPhone
	Dell launches computer recycling services for small businesses
	Zero-day flaw hits Windows XP
	SAP launches 'new era' with on-demand software

Most read articles

Security
Cyber-threats outpace security measures, says McAfee CEO
McAfee CEO David DeWalt says cyber-crime has become a US$105 billion business that now surpasses the value of the illegal drug trade worldwide.

Software
IBM to offer free office software in challenge to Microsoft
Because it's free, Lotus Symphony could present a significant challenge to Microsoft's new Office 2007 suite in the market for office productivity software.

Business
SCO blames Linux for bankruptcy filing
SCO Group CEO Darl McBride says competition from the open source Linux operating system was a major reason why the company was forced to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Friday.

Telecommunications
2Clix backtracks on Whirlpool lawsuit
2Clix Australia has dropped its controversial courtcase against broadband community forum, Whirlpool.

Security
Microsoft releases Office 2003 SP3
Office 2007 may be here, but Microsoft hasn't forgotten that not everyone is a late adopter.

Events

Event Name	Location	Date
Sourcefire: Enterprise Threat Management (ETM): Bringing Security Together Through Intelligence	The Westin Melbourne (Westin Room 3) 205 Collins Street Melbourne VIC 3001	11/10/2007
Sourcefire: Enterprise Threat Management (ETM): Bringing Security Together Through Intelligence	Sheraton on the Park Hotel (Castlereagh Room) 161 Elizabeth Street Sydney NSW 2000	09/10/2007
Security Risk Management Australasia 2007	Amora Jamison, Sydney, Australia	18/09/2007
Boosting People Performance in Contact Centres	Sydney	26/11/2007
Sybase PowerBuilder 11 - Live Seminar Sydney	Grace Hotel	20/09/2007

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