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Amazon payment systems take on PayPal

Amazon payment systems take on PayPal

Amazon has introduced two new payment systems for merchants and consumers which brings it into a market dominated by PayPal.
Andrew Charlesworth Jul 31 2008 7:57AM Software
Citizenship now a design principle: UNSW

Citizenship now a design principle: UNSW

Engineers and developers should take into account the citizenship impact of technology in new product designs, a University of New South Wales academic says.
Ry Crozier Jul 30 2008 2:46PM Software
IBM unveils memory-boosting software

IBM unveils memory-boosting software

Researchers with IBM have developed a new set of software applications designed to improve the human memory.
Shaun Nichols Jul 30 2008 1:46PM Software
CIO “disquiet” over unified communications costs

CIO “disquiet” over unified communications costs

Australian CIOs and IT managers have voiced “disquiet” over their inability to justify a return-on-investment on unified communications, a new study by Frost & Sullivan has found.
Ry Crozier Jul 30 2008 11:51AM Software
International piracy plans leaked onto the internet

International piracy plans leaked onto the internet

A memo from businesses to government negotiators working on the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) has been leaked on the first day of meetings..
Iain Thomson Jul 30 2008 10:58AM Software
Facebook poaches Mozilla engineering chief

Facebook poaches Mozilla engineering chief

Facebook has added further seasoned management talent with the hiring of Mozilla's vice president of engineering Mike Schroepfer.
Andrew Charlesworth Jul 30 2008 8:14AM Software
China launches UFO document software

China launches UFO document software

Mainland China's government will promote home-grown office productivity software in at least six ministries this year that uses a uniquely Chinese document format standard.
Egan Orion Jul 29 2008 1:29PM Software
Credit crunch angst boosts open source software

Credit crunch angst boosts open source software

The crashing state of the economy is not a bad thing for everybody, a recent survey by the Open Solutions Alliance uncovered.
Emma Hughes Jul 29 2008 1:29PM Software
Mobile Me mislays mail

Mobile Me mislays mail

Apple is still having birthing problems with Mobile Me, the replacement for its Dot Mac service which never really made the grade.
Stewart Meagher Jul 29 2008 1:29PM Software
Mobile maps show the way

Mobile maps show the way

The use of mapping services on mobile phones is growing rapidly in the US and Europe, new figures show.
Staff Writers Jul 29 2008 7:44AM Software
Facebook app helps surfers go green

Facebook app helps surfers go green

Two students have created a application for Facebook designed to help encourage more environmentally friendly behaviour from users.
Staff Writers Jul 29 2008 7:39AM Software
SAP users cry foul over support fee hike

SAP users cry foul over support fee hike

Business software maker SAP has been asked to reconsider the increase in its Enterprise Support costs by its UK and Ireland User Group.
Rosalie Marshall Jul 28 2008 1:58PM Software
Comcast communicated by blog

Comcast communicated by blog

A Washington student got a bit of a shock when he received an email from internet service provider Comcast about comments he had made on his blog..
Iain Thomson Jul 28 2008 1:56PM Software
EMC faces cloud computing 'frienemies'

EMC faces cloud computing 'frienemies'

As some of the fog surrounding the elusive cloud computing phenomenon evaporates, vendors are fast moving into the emerging territory.
Liz Tay Jul 28 2008 1:30PM Software
Nasa opens up space image library

Nasa opens up space image library

Nasa is to make its huge collection of historic photographs, film and video available to the public for the first time.
Clement James Jul 28 2008 9:27AM Software
Microsoft shakes up online operation

Microsoft shakes up online operation

Microsoft is reorganising its Platforms and Services Division as the head of the group prepares to depart.
Shaun Nichols Jul 28 2008 9:27AM Software
Microsoft claims Windows 7 is on track

Microsoft claims Windows 7 is on track

Microsoft's forthcoming Windows 7 is "on track" for its recently announced January 2010 launch date.
Matt Chapman Jul 28 2008 9:27AM Software
Athletes to blog Olympic Games

Athletes to blog Olympic Games

Athletes at the forthcoming Beijing Olympics will be blogging their experiences in between competing for medals.
Staff Writers Jul 28 2008 9:27AM Software
‘Last Lecture’ Randy Pausch professor dies

‘Last Lecture’ Randy Pausch professor dies

Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist who ‘Last lecture’ became a viral internet sensation and best selling book, has died at the age of 47.
Iain Thomson Jul 26 2008 1:18PM Software
Batman takes to the web

Batman takes to the web

Sony is giving users their first glimpse of the upcoming DC Universe online game..
Shaun Nichols Jul 25 2008 2:36PM Software

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