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Weekly Roundup: Apple sets the date and Yahoo and Microsoft finally part ways
This week, Apple announced the official date for the 3G iPhone to hit Australian shores, while Yahoo and Microsoft decided once and for all that they can’t cut a deal.
Staff Writers
Jun 14 2008 12:10PM
Software
eBay fights back over ACCC's PayPal proposal
eBay has challenged the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) proposal to oppose the auction site’s PayPal-only policy.
Liz Tay
Jun 13 2008 4:47PM
Software
ACCC plans to reject eBay's PayPal only policy
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has issued a draft notice proposing to revoke a notification lodged by eBay on 11 April 2008 regarding the use of PayPal for almost all transactions on the eBay site.
Staff Writers
Jun 13 2008 4:45PM
Software
Xerox eases laptop printing woes
Xerox has made available two free-to-download print utilities to make it easier to print without the need to install specific drivers for each printer on a network.
Daniel Robinson
Jun 13 2008 3:27PM
Software
Enterprises embrace Web 2.0
Senior IT leaders have confirmed that so-called Web 2.0 technologies are making huge strides in the enterprise, delivering some game-changing results.
Rosalie Marshall
Jun 13 2008 3:27PM
Software
Software integration holding back corporate mergers
Mergers and acquisitions are failing to meet projected benefits because enterprise application software is increasingly expensive to change and support, according to new research..
Clement James
Jun 13 2008 8:00AM
Software
Red Hat settles Hibernate patent suits
Open source distributor Red Hat has come under fire after settling two patent suits for an undisclosed sum..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 13 2008 8:00AM
Software
Stabbings in Japan hit Metal Gear launch
Japanese video games publisher Konami has cancelled launch events for its new
Metal Gear Solid 4
game..
Simon Burns
Jun 12 2008 2:16PM
Software
Technology 'rubbish' at relieving stress
Nature beats technology hands down when it comes to reducing stress, new research reveals..
Robert Jaques
Jun 12 2008 7:37AM
Software
Microsoft TownSquare puts web 2.0 in a suit
Microsoft is testing a prototype Facebook-like offering designed to bring social networking features to company intranets..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 12 2008 7:37AM
Software
Quark attempts a rebirth against Adobe dominance
Publishing software company Quark is changing its focus to better adapt to the current online climate and reclaim markets where Adobe has typically ruled.
Ashley Clark
Jun 11 2008 1:48PM
Software
Microsoft releases new OpenXML SDK
Microsoft has made available the latest version of its Open XML software developer kit, a package designed to make it easier for developers to create client and server solutions using the OpenXML format.
Staff Writers
Jun 11 2008 10:55AM
Software
Apple courts iPhone developers
Apple has been talking up its iPhone software development kit at the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco..
Shaun Nichols
Jun 11 2008 7:48AM
Software
Sun seals Solaris deal with Fujitsu Siemens
Sun Microsystems has published details of a multi-year agreement with Fujitsu Siemens to distribute Sun's Solaris OS with selected Primergy servers..
Robert Jaques
Jun 11 2008 7:48AM
Software
Amazon sites fall over again
Amazon's websites suffered further sporadic outages on Monday, having been knocked out for about two hours on Friday..
Andrew Charlesworth
Jun 11 2008 7:48AM
Software
Icahn steps up attack on Yahoo board
The public spat between billionaire corporate raider Carl Icahn and Yahoo chairman Roy Bostock has continued with yet another open letter from Icahn to Yahoo..
Clement James
Jun 10 2008 2:13PM
Software
Icahn aims to sell Yahoo for US$49.5 billion
Carl Icahn has promised to secure almost US$50 billion for Yahoo if his plans to oust the web giant's board are successful..
Shaun Nichols
Jun 10 2008 2:13PM
Software
Reiser may lead police to wife’s body
Famed Linux programmer and ReiserFS creator Hans Reiser may strike a deal to lead authorities to his wife’s dead body in exchange for a reduced prison sentence, sources told US magazine
Wired
on Friday.
Ashley Clark
Jun 10 2008 10:21AM
Software
Sun fires up Java Caps 6
Sun Microsystems has announced the immediate availability of Java Composite Application Platform Suite (Java Caps) 6, the latest version of its service-oriented architecture and business integration software..
Robert Jaques
Jun 10 2008 8:51AM
Software
Q1 storage software sales soar
The worldwide storage software market generated sales of US$2.9bn in the first quarter of 2008, analysts reported today..
Robert Jaques
Jun 10 2008 8:51AM
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