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Tech giants pitch human rights platform
Google, Yahoo and Microsoft are all offering Congress their solutions on bringing human rights laws to the internet.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 16 2008 1:17PM
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Sun sheds light on GUI tool for mobiles
Sun has released a new development kit aimed at mobile software developers.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 15 2008 3:35PM
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Apple builds monster market numbers
Just a decade after it was on the brink of bankruptcy, Apple has built a market value higher than that of Google, Cisco, and Intel.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 15 2008 3:35PM
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Google Maps drives geospatial BI
Consumer mapping tools are driving demand for geospatial visualisation tools in the enterprise, BI vendors claim.
Ry Crozier
Aug 15 2008 3:26PM
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Opinion: Wackypedia wants to take down Google
Wikipedia founder, Jimmy Wales claims that his Wikia Search project will have Google quaking in its boots.
Nick Farrell
Aug 15 2008 7:51AM
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Intel optimises Windows
Intel has created an application that allows users to optimise Windows by loading programs or files via its flash turbo memory cache.
Aharon Etengoff
Aug 15 2008 7:51AM
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Scotch College trials Microsoft unified comms
Melbourne-based Scotch College is nearing completion of an 18-month trial of Microsoft’s unified communications technology.
Ry Crozier
Aug 15 2008 7:38AM
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Yahoo gets into place with Fire Eagle
Yahoo has officially launched a new service, dubbed Fire Eagle, that lets internet users identify their physical location automatically..
Iain Thomson
Aug 14 2008 4:06PM
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New wiki measures open source license use
Creative Commons Australia has developed a global case studies wiki to quantify the varied impacts of open source and open content licensing arrangements.
Ry Crozier
Aug 14 2008 1:22PM
Software
Fire burns at Apple campus
A three-alarm fire burned late on Tuesday night at the headquarters of Apple Inc..
Shaun Nichols
Aug 14 2008 6:44AM
Software
Yahoo close to announcing new board members
Yahoo could name the new members of its board as early as Friday, in a bid to appease investor Carl Icahn and avoid a proxy battle, according to reports..
Phil Muncaster
Aug 14 2008 6:44AM
Software
Google Street View is in more trouble
Google Street View is getting into more hot water over privacy matters as its cars drive around the world snapping various things at street level.
Nick Farrell
Aug 13 2008 7:24AM
Software
New OpenGL standard fails to delight
The Khronos Group, a consortium of companies that manages the OpenGL graphics standard, has finally released the specification for OpenGL 3.0, and developers are not impressed..
Iain Thomson
Aug 13 2008 7:19AM
Software
Google tries its hand at cryptography
Google is taking a step into the field of cryptography, with KeyCzar, an open-source tool which allows developers to use encryption within their applications.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 13 2008 7:19AM
Software
Jobs admits to iPhone blacklist
Apple does have the ability to remotely manage applications on the iPhone, said chief executive Steve Jobs..
Shaun Nichols
Aug 12 2008 4:01PM
Software
Researchers isolate 'shared elements' to speed 3D map rendering
Researchers have discovered a novel way to render maps and complex 3D images on consumer devices by processing shared elements in the images only once.
Staff Writers
Aug 12 2008 2:56PM
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Laptop motion detector warns of earthquake
The technology used to detect motion in laptops can be utilised to detect earthquakes.
Emma Hughes
Aug 12 2008 7:34AM
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Online campaigns bedevilled by typos
Cyber squatters are making a fortune out of the US election.
Nick Farrell
Aug 11 2008 4:08PM
Software
Missing your Olympics fix? Go mobile!
Some people have obviously gone Olympics mad and can't wait to get the latest updates on how the games are going. Just for those people, there's now the Mippin Olympic channel.
Tony Dennis
Aug 11 2008 4:08PM
Software
Live trumps Google in paid Olympic traffic
Google Australia is distributing the most local Olympics searches but is being trumped by Windows Live and Yahoo! in paid traffic, Hitwise Australia says.
Staff Writers
Aug 11 2008 2:06PM
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