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Tuesday, 8th January 2008

LATEST NEWS

NETGEAR recalls 82,000 overheating Ethernet Adapters

NETGEAR has issued a worldwide recall for 82,000 of its XE103 Powerline Ethernet Adapters after the company discovered the devices overheated when used on a 220-240 volt power source. ... Read More >>

	New botnet set to unseat Storm as the nastiest around
	Motorola buys BigPond music content provider
	Future bright for Oracle
	Commonwealth Bank trials Australia's first contactless payment system
	CES - Skype sets tongues wagging for free at CES
	CES - Style takes centre stage for Microsoft at CES
	Microsoft looks to sidestep format wars with HD downloads
	Mitchell Baker steps down as Mozilla appoints new boss
	Access to Internet radio to become easier with new platform

MOST READ ARTICLES

Hardware
Intel quits One Laptop Per Child program
The seemingly endless soap opera involving the One Laptop Per Child program and Intel has apparently come to a conclusion with Intel announcing that it's leaving the program..

Networking
Microsoft removes licensing restrictions from Windows Server 2008
Microsoft has removed several restrictions on the web server component of Windows Server 2008, in a move that partners expect to make Windows more competitive with the LAMP stack.

Hardware
Warner Bros. chooses Blu-ray over HD DVD
Hollywood studio Warner Bros. Entertainment on Friday said it would release its high-definition DVD titles exclusively in the Blu-ray disc format starting later this year, dealing a major blow to Toshiba and other supporters of the competing HD DVD format..

Software
Software cooperative launches free Windows apps
In celebration of the new year, software cooperative DonationCoder.com has released more than a dozen free Windows applications that range from the useful to the whimsical..

Hardware
HDTV buyer's guide 2008
High-definition television is taking center stage at the 2008 International CES. The consumer-electronics show will spotlight innovations such as Pioneer's self-proclaimed "world thinnest" plasma HTDV (it's only 9-mm thick), a fully integrated wireless set from Westinghouse, where the power cord is the only tethered connection, and even the first laser televisions.

Events

Event Name	Location	Date
DQ Asia Pacific 2008	Sydney	29/04/2008
Strategic Website Management	Sydney	02/04/2008
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

Products

Solaris 10 OS

Solaris 10 OS ... read more »

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