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Telstra offers cloud-based SAP licenses
Expands applications available from its cloud service.
James Hutchinson
Jun 21 2012 1:25PM
Software
Queensland Urban Utilities plots IT breakaway
To move off council infrastructure in less than a year.
Ry Crozier
Jun 21 2012 1:00PM
Strategy
Federal Court allows $2.25m iPad fine for Apple
Precedent for global ad campaigns.
James Hutchinson
Jun 21 2012 11:21AM
Hardware
LinkedIn faces $5m suit over data breach
Class action begins.
Basil Katz
Jun 21 2012 10:39AM
Software
RAT scurries through Skype, bites Syrian activists
BlackShades Remote Access Tool monitors keystrokes, drops malware, and takes screenshots.
Dan Kaplan
Jun 21 2012 10:12AM
Security
Banks eye more data from credit reporting reforms
Comprehensive reporting to uncover new customers.
Liz Tay
Jun 21 2012 10:04AM
Financial Services
Vic Govt clamps down on ICT projects
No more blowouts.
Staff Writers
Jun 21 2012 9:46AM
Strategy
Aussie Home Loans builds custom core lending platform
Off-the-shelf products do not meet requirements.
Liz Tay
Jun 21 2012 7:00AM
Strategy
NBN Co scales back 30-year regulation
Second crack at undertaking.
James Hutchinson
Jun 21 2012 7:00AM
Telco/ISP
Apple to pay Samsung damages in Netherlands
Infringed one 3G patent on 5 million devices.
Juha Saarinen
Jun 21 2012 6:18AM
Software
Windows Phone 8 'Apollo' locked to newer phones
Spring release.
Juha Saarinen
Jun 21 2012 6:00AM
Hardware
Botnet take downs could disrupt police investigations
Legal hurdles prevent open discussion.
Darren Pauli
Jun 21 2012 4:57AM
Security
Privacy statements too complex: Microsoft
Business urged to keep it simple.
Darren Pauli
Jun 21 2012 1:44AM
Security
13 million searches warn of hacked sites: Google
Company detects 9500 malicious sites every day.
Dan Kaplan
Jun 21 2012 12:20AM
Security
iOS 6 restricts app functions
Apple follows Android, clamps down on application permissions.
Fahmida Y. Rashid
Jun 21 2012 12:20AM
Security
Amazon launches Sydney edge node
Reignites local hosting rumours.
James Hutchinson
Jun 20 2012 3:23PM
Networking
TPG fined $2m for misleading ads
Escapes requirement for corrective advertising.
James Hutchinson
Jun 20 2012 2:09PM
Telco/ISP
Victoria risks obsolete student laptops
Government refresh policies found lacking.
James Hutchinson
Jun 20 2012 1:45PM
Strategy
AGIMO eyes government app store
To grow re-use of IT artefacts with 'govshare'.
John Hilvert
Jun 20 2012 1:30PM
Strategy
Microsoft opens Chinese systems for anti-virus checks
Payments provider to send millions warning notices.
Darren Pauli
Jun 20 2012 1:11PM
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