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OpenSUSE goes up to 11
Novell has announced the release of OpenSUSE 11.0, which offers more than 200 new features and hundreds of application updates..
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Jun 23 2008 7:41AM
Software
Weekly Roundup: Firefox 3 may break records and Sydney gets its very own Apple store
This week, Mozilla released Firefox 3 with hopes of making it into the Guinness World Records and Mac fans camped out for iPhones as Apple opened its first Australian store.
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Jun 21 2008 3:33PM
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Light-emitting particles to support new form of computing
U.S. physicists are using particles called excitons to develop transistors that could be better suited to fast communication.
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Jun 20 2008 2:57PM
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Chip uses 30,000 times less power in sleep mode
Researchers at the University of Michigan have developed a low-power microchip which they claim uses 30,000 times less power in sleep mode, and 10 times less in active mode, than comparable commercially available chips..
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Jun 20 2008 7:59AM
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Austrade urges Aussie ICT companies to explore Asia
The Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) is urging Australian ICT companies to look beyond the UK and US when forging new overseas business strategies.
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Jun 19 2008 2:30PM
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Integration fears hinder software-as-a-service
Fears over integration with existing legacy systems prevents many companies from adopting software-as-a-service (SaaS) technologies, according to on-demand consultancy Saaspoint.
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Jun 19 2008 7:59AM
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Toshiba touts high-end Qosmio notebooks
Toshiba has taken the wraps off three new notebooks, the Qosmio F50, G50 and X300.
Staff Writers
Jun 19 2008 7:59AM
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Current cyber-security defences 'ineffective'
The increasingly complex IT environment means that many existing cyber-defences are no longer fit for purpose..
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Jun 19 2008 7:59AM
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Fortinet acquires technologies from database security firm IPLocks
Fortinet today announced it has acquired database security products and technologies from privately held US company IPLocks.
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Jun 18 2008 4:18PM
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Open Internet spotlighted at Google's Developer Day
Google shone a spotlight on open standards and open source development at its Developer Day in Sydney today.
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Jun 18 2008 4:07PM
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New look
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Today, Haymarket Media has proudly announced the launch of its revamped IT security news hub,
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online for IT security professionals.
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Jun 18 2008 4:07PM
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Lori Drew denies MySpace bullying charges
Lori Drew, the US woman accused of creating a fake MySpace profile to bully a girl who later committed suicide, has entered a plea of not guilty at a trial in Los Angeles.in Los Angeles.
Staff Writers
Jun 18 2008 2:37PM
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Officials host e-security discussion in Sydney
The Federal Government recently gathered industry and community organisations together in Sydney to discuss future e-security challenges.
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Jun 17 2008 2:14PM
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FOXTEL HD to debut this Sunday
FOXTEL announced it will launch its new FOXTEL HD+ service this Sunday, June 22, during the Australia vs. China football World Cup Qualifier.
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Jun 17 2008 12:41PM
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LG claims world's 'greenest' screen
LG has launched a 22in widescreen LCD screen which it claims is the world's most energy efficient monitor..
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Jun 16 2008 3:23PM
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Aussies to receive 1.31m iPhones over next five years
A new report by IDC claims that 1.31 million 3G iPhones will be shipped to Australia by the end of 2012 in order to satisfy the increasing consumer demand for converged mobile devices.
Staff Writers
Jun 16 2008 10:37AM
Hardware
Firefox 3 to launch on 17 June
Mozilla has announced that Firefox 3 will be available for download on 17 June..
Staff Writers
Jun 16 2008 9:14AM
Software
Weekly Roundup: Apple sets the date and Yahoo and Microsoft finally part ways
This week, Apple announced the official date for the 3G iPhone to hit Australian shores, while Yahoo and Microsoft decided once and for all that they can’t cut a deal.
Staff Writers
Jun 14 2008 12:10PM
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ACCC plans to reject eBay's PayPal only policy
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has issued a draft notice proposing to revoke a notification lodged by eBay on 11 April 2008 regarding the use of PayPal for almost all transactions on the eBay site.
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Jun 13 2008 4:45PM
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IBM makes storage easier, cheaper and greener
IBM has released a new version of its storage virtualisation software, System Storage SAN Volume Controller (SVC) 4.3, adding that it could improve utilisation rates, energy usage, and application availability and scalability.
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Jun 13 2008 3:27PM
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