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Twitter plans new revenue model
Twitter said it will start producing products that will bring it more revenue, after reportedly raising US$35m in funding from US venture capital firms Benchmark and Institutional Venture Partners.
Rosalie Marshall
Feb 16 2009 12:43AM
Software
iPhone changes on the way?
Apple has hinted that iPhone price changes could be on the way, despite confidence in the camp that this quarter will be another healthy one for the firm, according to reports.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 16 2009 12:43AM
Hardware
Genband backs large-scale femtocell rollouts
The large-scale roll out of femtocells will form a vital part of the development of the fourth-generation Long Term Evolution (LTE) mobile broadband standard, according to Genband, an IP infrastructure developer of media gateway devices for the network core.
Ian Williams
Feb 16 2009 12:43AM
Telco/ISP
Microsoft to open branded retail stores
Microsoft has announced plans to open a series of branded retail stores, as part of a new operation to remake the company's retail strategy.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 15 2009 8:39AM
Software
Gartner predicts virtualisation to snowball
Software virtualisation is likely to continue apace this year, as firms look to reduce costs and improve resource utilisation in their IT environments, according to new figures from Gartner.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 15 2009 8:39AM
Software
UNIX clock reaches historic milestone
UNIX users around the world witnessed a historical moment in computing history Saturday when the epoch time clock rolled over onto 1234567890.
Iain Thomson
Feb 15 2009 8:39AM
Software
Apple speaks out against jailbreaking
Apple is speaking out in the debate over allowing users to 'jail break' mobile phones.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 15 2009 8:39AM
Software
Primus customers explore options after data centre blackout
At least two Melbourne data centre operators claim customers affected by the Primus blackout last week are re-evaluating their options as they seek assurances over redundancy and disaster recovery capabilities.
Ry Crozier
Feb 13 2009 3:34PM
Hardware
Analyst: SaaS and open source ‘won’t happen’ in 2009
Software as a service, the model by which software is hosted and delivered over the network, “will not happen” in 2009, according to Gartner research director, Andrew Rowsell-Jones.
Brett Winterford
Feb 13 2009 3:32PM
Software
Windows 7 should be out for Christmas
Microsoft has given its strongest hint yet that Windows 7 will be in the shops by Christmas.
Iain Thomson
Feb 13 2009 3:26PM
Software
Vendors get behind encryption specification
A group of hardware and security vendors including HP, IBM and RSA are putting their weight behind a new encryption key specification.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 13 2009 3:26PM
Security
Palm dumps Palm OS in favour of Pre
Palm has confirmed that it is dropping the Palm operating system to concentrate fully on the Web OS currently developed for the forthcoming Palm Pre.
Iain Thomson
Feb 13 2009 3:26PM
Software
Obama's digital kingmaker advises Aussies to get "real"
It's time to drop the corporate-speak to start dealing with your supporters, customers and partners like human beings.
Nate Cochrane
Feb 13 2009 3:17PM
Strategy
Social networking criticised as companies lack trust in the security of Web 2.0
A report commissioned by Adobe and released by Forrester Research has highlighted the fact that knowledge workers in companies remain more than a little worried about the security of Web 2.0-based collaborative working systems.
SC Australia Staff
Feb 13 2009 11:38AM
Security
Encryption key management solution launched by coalition of seven companies
Seven organisations have joined to launch an interoperability specification for encryption key management.
Dan Raywood
Feb 13 2009 11:36AM
Security
Popular Facebook group used for sending malware to 1.5 million members
A group created on the Facebook website has been identified as being riddled with malicious links.
Dan Raywood
Feb 13 2009 10:59AM
Security
Microsoft to collaborate with industry to disrupt the Conficker worm and offers reward for culprits
Microsoft has announced a plan to implement a coordinated, global response to the Conficker/Downadup worm.
Dan Raywood
Feb 13 2009 10:56AM
Security
Nuclear lab computers go missing
Sixty-nine computers are missing or were stolen from the Los Alamos National Laboratory, a nuclear weaponry research institution in New Mexico, according to an internal memo released by a government watchdog.
Angela Moscaritolo
Feb 13 2009 10:44AM
Security
U.S. tweaks Internet privacy guidelines
U.S. regulators have tweaked recommendations for how websites should collect, save and share information about users, extending them to Internet service providers and mobile users.
Staff Writers
Feb 13 2009 10:07AM
Security
U.S. nuclear weapons lab loses 67 computers
The mention of nuclear weapons laboratories rarely has a calming effect on anyone, even less so when the mention involves 67 lost or stolen computers.
Sylvie Barak
Feb 13 2009 6:50AM
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