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Man posts his own crimes on YouTube
YouTube has pulled the plug on a user after he used the video sharing site to brag about his criminal exploits..
Guy Dixon
May 24 2008 9:31AM
Software
Weekly Roundup: CeBIT hits Sydney as the national broadband race heats up
CeBIT’s three-day extravaganza debuted new products and plans for the future, and the names change as the bid for the National Broadband Network heats up.
Ashley Clark
May 24 2008 8:00AM
Software
Google goes geothermal
Search engine giant Google could be interested in going geothermal, according to Israeli newspaper reports.
Silvie Barak
May 23 2008 3:28PM
Software
Pioneers herald social media benefits
Digital thought leaders have hailed the power of social media and collaborative technologies in helping organisations engage better with their customers and work more productively, but some warned that many Web 2.0 technologies are still immature and must be treated with caution.
Phil Muncaster
May 23 2008 3:02PM
Software
SAP creates university accreditation program to accommodate growth
SAP will launch a series of university-hosted software training programs later this year to meet the increasing demand for SAP consultants.
Ashley Clark
May 23 2008 11:26AM
Software
Spb offers Windows Mobile facelift with Online Shell
German developer Spb has unveiled its latest iPhone-like Windows Mobile enhancement, but has refused to rule out developing software for Google's rival Android mobile platform.
Adam Turner
May 23 2008 7:28AM
Software
EC to investigate Microsoft ODF announcement
The European Commission (EC) is to investigate Microsoft’s announcement that it will build support for the OpenDocument Format (ODF) standard into a forthcoming update of Office 2007.
Madeline Bennett
May 23 2008 7:25AM
Software
Microsoft to support more document formats
Microsoft is to add support for new document formats to Office, including XML Paper Specification (XPS), Portable Document Format (PDF) 1.5, PDF/A and Open Document Format (ODF) v1.1..
Robert Jaques
May 23 2008 7:24AM
Software
Microsoft touts e-shopping cashback deal
Microsoft has introduced a service which offers ad-funded cash rebates to customers who search for and buy products..
Robert Jaques
May 23 2008 7:24AM
Software
Viewers take to iPlayer in their millions
The BBC's iPlayer service continues to go from strength to strength, logging growth of more than 20 percent between March and April 2008..
Staff Writers
May 22 2008 2:32PM
Software
CeBIT 08: Study says the 2007 ‘YouTube election’ is a misnomer
Results of a new study suggest the 2007 Australian election’s nickname as the ‘YouTube election’ was in fact an overestimation of party leaders’ technological abilities and the political climate.
Ashley Clark
May 22 2008 12:04PM
Software
Zoho targets the iPhone in mobile office race
Online office specialist Zoho is targeting the iPhone in the race with Google to provide full mobile document editing.
Adam Turner
May 22 2008 7:59AM
Software
Vista selling really well, says Ballmer
Steve Ballmer is in no way disappointed with Windows Vista. It is selling “incredibly well”, he told a press conference in Herzeliya, Israel today.
Sylvie Barak
May 22 2008 7:55AM
Software
Nvidia launches Cuda coding contest
Graphics company Nvidia has launched its inaugural Cuda Coding Contest designed to seek out the most talented Cuda programmers in the world..
Staff Writers
May 22 2008 7:53AM
Software
HP taps Novell for identity management
HP has exited the world of identity management and handed over its Identity Center customers to Novell as part of an exclusive alliance..
Staff Writers
May 22 2008 7:53AM
Software
CeBIT 08: Finance Minister heralds australia.gov.au revamp
Finance Minster Lindsay Tanner today revealed that the Rudd Government’s ICT plans will provide Australians with a “one stop shop” for online government services.
Ashley Clark
May 21 2008 3:05PM
Software
CeBIT 08: Red Hat and Ice Systems join for Open Source 3.0
Australian-owned service provider, Ice Systems, has joined with Red Hat to preach the word on Open Source 3.0.
Lilia Guan
May 21 2008 2:48PM
Software
Debian, Ubuntu flawed for two years
A research posting to the Debian security list last week has led to the confirmation of a serious hole in two flavours of the Open Source Linux operating system.
Stewart Meagher
May 21 2008 2:46PM
Software
SAP readies CRM All-in-One
Business applications titan SAP has released a customer relationship management (CRM) module for medium-sized firms.
Gareth Morgan
May 21 2008 1:32PM
Software
IBM takes pulse of green plans
IBM has used its Pulse conference in Orlando to make a number of announcements, ranging from new green ambitions to new systems management tools.
Staff Writers
May 21 2008 1:32PM
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