Software

Adobe opens Acrobat.com to paying customers

Adobe opens Acrobat.com to paying customers

Online collaboration service comes out of beta, with added spreadsheet tool.
Daniel Robinson Jun 16 2009 6:00AM Software
Iranian election protest turns to Twitter in media vacuum

Iranian election protest turns to Twitter in media vacuum

Iranians have used micro-blogging tool Twitter en-masse over the past 24 hours to protest against the outcomes of Friday's Presidential election result.
Negar Salek Jun 15 2009 2:24PM Software
Firefox update reaches 150 million downloads in 24 hours

Firefox update reaches 150 million downloads in 24 hours

Records smashed as Apple and Mozilla release browser updates.
Rosalie Marshall Jun 15 2009 1:22PM Software
Facebook URLs raise cybersquatting fears

Facebook URLs raise cybersquatting fears

Facebook’s newly launched personalised URLs feature has already come under fire from experts who have said it could be open to abuse by cybersquatters.
Phil Muncaster Jun 15 2009 6:56AM Software
Top ten biggest egos in technology

Top ten biggest egos in technology

This week, we count down some of the biggest egos in the IT business - the larger than life personalities that dominate IT.
Shaun Nichols , Iain Thomson Jun 15 2009 6:56AM Software
Safari 4 storms out the gates

Safari 4 storms out the gates

Safari 4 has logged 11 million downloads in its first four days of availability, according to Apple.
Shaun Nichols Jun 15 2009 6:56AM Software
Google updates iGoogle for iPhone and Android handsets

Google updates iGoogle for iPhone and Android handsets

Google has announced a new beta version of its iGoogle mobile offering for Apple's iPhone and iPod touch devices, as well as its own Android-based handsets.
David Neal Jun 13 2009 6:43AM Software
Opera and Mozilla unimpressed by IE unbundling plans

Opera and Mozilla unimpressed by IE unbundling plans

Browser makers have spoken out against Microsoft's latest proposal to open up competition in the market by shipping copies of Windows 7 without Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) bundled in.
Madeline Bennett Jun 13 2009 6:43AM Software
SAP announces surprise software-as-a-service move

SAP announces surprise software-as-a-service move

The vice president of SAP has made the shock announcement that the company is looking into offering a software-as-a-service (SaaS) product line.
Iain Thomson Jun 13 2009 6:43AM Software
Tassie Police overhaul IT systems

Tassie Police overhaul IT systems

Tasmania Police will embark on an agency-wide modernisation and consolidation project for its IT systems.
Ry Crozier Jun 12 2009 1:31PM Software
Analysts give early thumbs up to Windows 7

Analysts give early thumbs up to Windows 7

With its formal release still months away, Windows 7 is already being given the thumbs-up by industry analysts.
Shaun Nichols Jun 11 2009 2:49PM Software
Mozilla outlines upcoming Firefox 3.5 features

Mozilla outlines upcoming Firefox 3.5 features

Mozilla will release details over the next few weeks about what to expect in the upcoming release of Firefox 3.5.
Rosalie Marshall Jun 11 2009 6:50AM Software
Fedora Project releases version 11 of Linux OS

Fedora Project releases version 11 of Linux OS

Red Hat's Fedora Project has released version 11 of its Linux-based operating system, code-named Leonidas.
David Neal Jun 11 2009 6:50AM Software
iSoft lands WA Health patient system upgrade

iSoft lands WA Health patient system upgrade

iSoft will upgrade the Western Australian Department of Health’s hospital information system to its i.PM system in a deal potentially worth over $20 million.
Staff Writers Jun 10 2009 3:55PM Software
Google integrates Apps with Microsoft Outlook

Google integrates Apps with Microsoft Outlook

Google has launched Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook, which it claims will allow customers to use both applications together seamlessly.
Rosalie Marshall Jun 10 2009 6:11AM Software
SaaS still losing out to packaged product

SaaS still losing out to packaged product

Almost a third of enterprises and half of small businesses still favour the packaged version of major software applications rather than a hosted one, a Forrester survey has found.
Staff Writers Jun 9 2009 3:03PM Software
Aussie to lead international ICT education project

Aussie to lead international ICT education project

The Australian Government has joined a research project with Cisco, Intel and Microsoft that aims to bridge the gap between education systems and ICT advances.
Staff Writers Jun 9 2009 11:55AM Software
Telstra awards $1.19 billion of services deals

Telstra awards $1.19 billion of services deals

EDS and Infosys will pick up the lion’s share of application development and maintenance contracts up for grabs after Telstra dumped Satyam in March.
Ry Crozier Jun 9 2009 11:20AM Software
Google targets swine flu with Australian search data

Google targets swine flu with Australian search data

Google is monitoring its Australian users' flu-related search queries in an effort to provide daily information on the spread of influenza.
Liz Tay Jun 9 2009 9:34AM Software
Microsoft's Bing overtakes Yahoo in search stakes

Microsoft's Bing overtakes Yahoo in search stakes

Microsoft's Bing has already overtaken Yahoo Search to become the second most used search engine across the globe, according to figures from US web analysis firm StatCounter.
David Neal Jun 9 2009 6:50AM Software

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