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Open Text gets NSW government panel status
Open Text has been awarded panel contract status by the New South Wales Government to provide an Information Asset Management System (IAMS) to government departments and agencies throughout the state.
Staff Writers
Oct 27 2008 5:20AM
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Microsoft joins open standards group
Microsoft has signed on to an effort to establish an open standard for messaging.
Shaun Nichols
Oct 25 2008 1:30PM
Software
Toro shies away from head office SAP reports
Toro Australia is installing a new business intelligence system to escape a data access bottleneck between it and its U.S.-based head office.
Ry Crozier
Oct 24 2008 3:09PM
Software
Internet voting starts for US citizens
The first internet votes in U.S. history will be cast on Friday in an experiment to judge the effectiveness of the system.
Iain Thomson
Oct 24 2008 3:04PM
Software
Boss uses Facebook to catch out staff
A call centre employee has been caught out faking illness after his boss checked his Facebook status.
Iain Thomson
Oct 24 2008 3:04PM
Software
Linux code worth $10.8bn
The most recent version of Fedora would have cost a conventional software company US$10.8bn to develop, according to the Linux Foundation.
Shaun Nichols
Oct 24 2008 3:03PM
Software
RIM to launch online store for BlackBerry apps
A new online storefront will allow BlackBerry application developers to reach users worldwide from March 2009.
Staff Writers
Oct 24 2008 2:54PM
Software
Gartner urges government investment in Web 2.0
Analyst firm Gartner has warned that governments need to step up their commitment to social networks.
Rosalie Marshall
Oct 24 2008 6:48AM
Software
Office 2007 SP2 due in US spring
Microsoft has confirmed that the next service pack for Office 2007 will be released February-April next year.
Iain Thomson
Oct 24 2008 6:48AM
Software
Hosted Notes goes online
IBM has launched a hosted version of its Lotus Notes messaging software.
Shaun Nichols
Oct 23 2008 2:45PM
Software
Rudd Government launches virtual children's hub
The Rudd Government today launched a Web site that provides access to health, early learning, child care and parenting support information to parents and carers.
Staff Writers
Oct 23 2008 2:18PM
Software
Newly created robot musician interacts and improvises
An Australian PhD researcher has created musical software that has the ability to listen to music and improvise musical rhythms and melodies to accompany it.
Staff Writers
Oct 23 2008 2:17PM
Software
The future of mobile is surface
Forget mere touch screens - the whole surface of a mobile phone will soon act as the UI for a mobile phone according to Abhijit Kabra, a mobile guru for Accenture.
Tony Dennis
Oct 23 2008 6:48AM
Software
Linux source code passes 10 million lines
The number of lines of source code comprising Linux kernel files recently surpassed the ten million mark after the latest release of Linux version 2.6.27, an analysis has found.
Egan Orion
Oct 23 2008 6:48AM
Software
Google publishes Android source code
Google has officially open sourced its Android code base and is encouraging developers to try out the new platform.
Iain Thomson
Oct 23 2008 6:35AM
Software
VMware defies expectations with strong Q3
Virtualisation firm VMware has reported positive financial results for its third quarter, posting a 35 per cent increase in revenue compared with last year.
Rosalie Marshall
Oct 23 2008 6:35AM
Software
Sun unveils major Java update
Sun Microsystems has released Java Standard Edition 6 Update 10 (SE 6u10), touting it as a major update for the ubiquitous web content platform.
Shaun Nichols
Oct 23 2008 6:35AM
Software
Vic Police BI stalls on stage three funding shortfall
The Victorian Police's long-running VicOPS business intelligence (BI) system has run out of money with a stage still left to implement.
Ry Crozier
Oct 23 2008 6:01AM
Software
An e-postcard service to notify sexual partners of STDs
Need to notify an estranged sexual partner of a recently discovered sexually transmitted disease (STD)? Why not send an electronic postcard.
Liz Tay
Oct 22 2008 1:34PM
Software
Mozilla snubs Android
Executives at the Mozilla Foundation have decided not to bother with making Firefox Mobile work with Google Android.
Nick Farrell
Oct 22 2008 6:52AM
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