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Western Power buys Oracle billing software
Western Power has invested in Oracle software to help manage larger volumes of customer information brought about by disaggregation of the electricity market in Western Australia.
Staff Writers
Apr 6 2009 2:49PM
Software
Verizon touts platform collaboration amid mobile OS war
The mobile industry needs to settle on a few open, interoperable operating systems for application development to mature, according to Verizon Wireless CEO Ivan Seidenberg.
Liz Tay
Apr 6 2009 5:56AM
Software
Apple iPhone 3.0 cracked before release
Apple's forthcoming upgrade to its iPhone operating system has purportedly been cracked before it has officially been released.
Iain Thomson
Apr 4 2009 9:35AM
Software
HCF picks out problems from customer calls
Health fund HCF is pioneering speech analytics in its call centre that listens to calls and can pinpoint customer problems before they escalate.
Staff Writers
Apr 3 2009 1:21PM
Software
Twitter trials new search and trend functions
Twitter is testing new search functionality and page layouts aimed at boosting productivity and usability for its rapidly growing user base.
Phil Muncaster
Apr 3 2009 1:19PM
Software
NetSuite launches Salesforce.com integration tool
On-demand provider NetSuite has launched integration functionality in an attempt to persuade customers of rival Salesforce.com to combine NetSuite's ERP and e-commerce functionality with their existing salesforce automation and CRM software.
Phil Muncaster
Apr 3 2009 5:57AM
Software
Analysis: App Stores in detail
iTnews
takes a comprehensive look at the app store strategies of Apple, RIM, Microsoft and Android to show which is best for developers.
Brett Winterford
Apr 2 2009 4:01PM
Software
Wikia calls off search bid
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales said that his company will be shutting down its search engine venture.
Shaun Nichols
Apr 2 2009 3:37PM
Software
Nokia rolls out Point & Find beta
Nokia has unveiled a beta version of its new Point & Find service, which lets users find relevant information and services on the internet by pointing their mobile phone camera at real-life objects.
Ian Williams
Apr 2 2009 6:06AM
Software
Microsoft unveils Windows Server 2008 Foundation
Microsoft has announced a new entry-level server platform aimed at helping small businesses to get started when building up their IT infrastructure.
Daniel Robinson
Apr 2 2009 6:06AM
Software
Microsoft Office absent from Telstra T-Suite launch
Telstra shone the spotlight on local software makers selling applications through its T-Suite, leaving Microsoft's Office conspicuous by its absence.
Brett Winterford
Apr 1 2009 4:36PM
Software
Final chapter nearing for Encarta
Microsoft has revealed that it will be shutting down the Encarta online encyclopedia.
Shaun Nichols
Apr 1 2009 2:10PM
Software
CIO's lessons learnt on Telstra's OSS overhaul
Telstra’s CIO John McInerney has admitted he would spend less time replicating legacy systems into the new operational support systems (OSS) environment and give partners “a bit more time” for the project if he could do it over again.
Ry Crozier
Apr 1 2009 9:22AM
Software
Microsoft rolls out Windows Embedded Server
Microsoft has unveiled a new version of its Windows Server platform for embedded devices.
Shaun Nichols
Apr 1 2009 12:24AM
Software
Twitter fails the uptime test
Micro-blogging phenomenon Twitter experienced more downtime than any other social networking site last year, clocking up over 80 hours, according to new research from application delivery firm Akamai..
Phil Muncaster
Mar 30 2009 2:01PM
Software
Gmail to turn five with major new feature?
Google’s iconic Gmail webmail service is set to celebrate its fifth birthday this week, and the rumour mil has been in full voice speculating that the firm is set to make a major new feature announcement to coincide with the event.
Phil Muncaster
Mar 30 2009 6:37AM
Software
Police use social networks to monitor G20 protestors
UK Metropolitan Police are using social networks such as Twitter and Facebook to monitor protests due to take place in London over the next few days.
Rosalie Marshall
Mar 28 2009 8:06AM
Software
Mozilla working on critical Firefox patch
Mozilla is readying a patch for a widely publicised critical flaw in its Firefox web browser.
Miya Knights
Mar 28 2009 8:06AM
Software
Microsoft slip-up reveals Windows 7 date
An apparent slip-up by Microsoft has revealed the company's expected date for a Windows 7 Release Candidate.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 28 2009 8:06AM
Software
Google adds voice control to BlackBerry mobile app
Google's My Location application for BlackBerry handsets now features voice control functions, allowing users to speak to the device when requesting information.
Staff Writers
Mar 27 2009 10:45AM
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