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Word Perfect to support both ODF and Microsoft formats

Word Perfect to support both ODF and Microsoft formats

Corel application positioned as independent third road.
Tom Sanders Dec 1 2006 3:42PM Software
Battery recall to impact holiday laptop sales

Battery recall to impact holiday laptop sales

IDC predicts marketshare shifts as users lose faith in their existing vendors.
Tom Sanders Dec 1 2006 3:42PM Hardware
Xerox turns to re-usable printer paper

Xerox turns to re-usable printer paper

Toshiba not the only firm with re-writable printer.
Will Head Nov 30 2006 12:51PM Hardware
2007 to bring video viruses

2007 to bring video viruses

McAfee publishes 10 security predictions for next year.
Tom Sanders Nov 30 2006 12:50PM Security
HP aims to boost data centre cooling

HP aims to boost data centre cooling

Dynamic Smart Cooling promises to bring down utility bills.
Tom Sanders Nov 30 2006 12:50PM Hardware
Large companies are failing to tackle data theft

Large companies are failing to tackle data theft

Large organisations are failing to implement effective systems to track and locate data theft, according to new research.
Fiona Raisbeck Nov 30 2006 7:00AM Security
Asus to bring mobile phones to market

Asus to bring mobile phones to market

Taiwanese component and notebook manufacturer Asus plans to diversify its product range by heading into the mobile phone market.

Lilia Guan Nov 29 2006 12:22PM Hardware
Phishing scams using FFIEC deadline to dupe financial customers

Phishing scams using FFIEC deadline to dupe financial customers

CSOs and governance officers aren't the only ones studying up on compliance regulations. Phishers are also getting governance-savvy, sending bogus emails that pretend to bring customers in line with new guidelines for financial organisations.
Frank Washkuch Nov 29 2006 9:31AM Security
One-third of US office workers admit to skiving off

One-third of US office workers admit to skiving off

Online job site finds excuses getting out of hand.
Clement James Nov 29 2006 9:19AM Training & Development
Google search device flaw leaves sites open to phishing attacks

Google search device flaw leaves sites open to phishing attacks

Hackers and security experts made public a vulnerability in Google's search appliances that is leaving hundreds of major organisations such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Stanford University and the National Hockey League open to phishing attacks.
Ericka Chickowski Nov 29 2006 9:00AM Security
New professional body to represent IT execs

New professional body to represent IT execs

A new professional body, the CIO Institute of Australia, has launched to promote the professional development, training and certification, business alignment and executive development of senior IT executives.
Staff Writers Nov 28 2006 12:33PM Training & Development
Tighter green laws will lead to IT component shortages

Tighter green laws will lead to IT component shortages

Gartner warns of trouble ahead as environmental laws tighten up.
Robert Jaques Nov 28 2006 10:01AM Hardware
Unisys sells media business to Atex

Unisys sells media business to Atex

Purchase price of deal not disclosed.
Robert Jaques Nov 28 2006 10:01AM Hardware
Oracle database vulnerable to new attack class

Oracle database vulnerable to new attack class

Database security researcher David Litchfield with NGS Software claims to have discovered a new class of security flaw affecting Oracle databases.
Tom Sanders Nov 28 2006 10:00AM Security
ISP to filter email for spam and viruses

ISP to filter email for spam and viruses

Internet For Business intros 'cloud level' service.
Andrew Charlesworth Nov 28 2006 10:00AM Telco/ISP
Mobile porn set to explode over next five years

Mobile porn set to explode over next five years

Market predicted to double to US$3.3bn by 2011.
Will Head Nov 28 2006 10:00AM Telco/ISP
Brits in favour of CCTV to fight crime

Brits in favour of CCTV to fight crime

But ambivalent about motoring offences.
Andrew Charlesworth Nov 27 2006 9:57AM Security
Researchers build nano-knife to cut cells

Researchers build nano-knife to cut cells

Cheesewire-style blade is the world's thinnest ever.
Iain Thomson Nov 27 2006 9:57AM Oddware
Content on UK home PCs adds up to £16bn

Content on UK home PCs adds up to £16bn

Average Brit has £350 ($870m) worth of music, movies and software.
Clement James Nov 27 2006 9:56AM Hardware
Korea to ban online game currency trading

Korea to ban online game currency trading

US$900m 'virtual gold' economy faces regulation.
Simon Burns Nov 27 2006 9:56AM Software

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