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Review: Asus Lamborghini VX6 notebook
Fast and furious 12.1 inch notebook
Zara Baxter
Feb 2 2011 4:37PM
Hardware
Telstra puts voice-to-Facebook posts on Amazon's cloud
Third parties involved in Blurtl launch.
Liz Tay
Feb 2 2011 4:11PM
Software
Cisco: Mobile traffic to hit 75 exabytes in 2015
Fixed line networks still critical.
Liam Tung
Feb 2 2011 3:33PM
Networking
OpenGate eyes vividwireless Perth experience
Reveals details of NZ rural broadband bid.
Ry Crozier
Feb 2 2011 3:32PM
Telco/ISP
Egyptians turn to Tor to organise dissent online
US Senate to debate 'internet kill switch' to give Obama powers like Mubarak's.
Nate Cochrane
Feb 2 2011 2:30PM
Security
Google accuses Bing of copying its search results
Search giant sets a "honeypot" trap for its Microsoft rival.
Nicole Kobie
Feb 2 2011 1:43PM
Software
Usability tests an eye-opener for uni libraries
Eye-tracking, surveys improve library search services.
Liz Tay
Feb 2 2011 12:41PM
Strategy
The descent of the DDoS
The December takedown of Visa and Mastercard's websites by Wikileaks supporters were well publicised but not unique.
Angela Moscaritolo
Feb 2 2011 12:25PM
Security
Mitel, MyTel in settlement talks
Anticipated within "weeks".
Ry Crozier
Feb 2 2011 11:24AM
Software
NSW cop to face computer access charge
Duty status "under review".
Staff Writers
Feb 2 2011 7:15AM
Security
Police.uk's EC2-hosted crime site toppled
By popular demand.
Liam Tung
Feb 2 2011 6:59AM
Software
Oracle pays US$46 million to settle kickback claims
Sun issue.
Tom Brewster
Feb 2 2011 6:52AM
Hardware
Windows Phone 7 data flaw blamed on Yahoo
IMAP server incorrectly responds to FETCH requests.
Tom Brewster
Feb 2 2011 6:52AM
Software
More trouble for Egypt when the lights flick back on
Country faces technical, business concerns after disconnection.
Liz Tay
Feb 1 2011 4:37PM
Telco/ISP
Molybdenite shapes as super silicon successor
Graphene alternative.
Tom Brewster
Feb 1 2011 1:02PM
Hardware
Manchester Airport employs holograms
Same technology used by virtual band Gorillaz.
Tom Brewster
Feb 1 2011 12:56PM
Security
EFF: Telcos over-disclose private data to FBI
Investigation violations.
Ry Crozier
Feb 1 2011 12:44PM
Security
Microsoft, Uber in Canberra cloud computing experiment
Proof of concept with Federal Government agency.
Brett Winterford
Feb 1 2011 12:30PM
Strategy
Older voters favour NBN funding cuts
Liberal message getting through?
Ry Crozier
Feb 1 2011 11:43AM
Financial Services
Google fails to fix Android flaw
Vulnerability gives access to apps and SDcard in Nexus S.
Nicole Kobie
Feb 1 2011 10:53AM
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