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Sun open sources Mac OS X virtualisation tool
Sun Microsystems has unveiled a useful update to its xVM VirtualBox, open source desktop virtualisation, which now has support for both Solaris and Mac OS X.
Sylvie Barak
May 12 2008 7:45AM
Software
XP SP3 crashes some AMD machines
The long-awaited and much-delayed update to Windows XP, Service Pack 3, is giving owners of machines with AMD hardware headaches aplenty it seems.
Stewart Meagher
May 12 2008 7:45AM
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Atari confirms Nasdaq delisting
Atari confirmed today that the Nasdaq Listing Qualifications Panel will delist the video games firm..
Robert Jaques
May 12 2008 7:30AM
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Google hints at ad partnership with Yahoo
Senior Google executives have publicly expressed interest in a potential advertising partnership with search engine rival Yahoo..
Guy Dixon
May 10 2008 12:20PM
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Microsoft turns stargazer with Worldwide Telescope
Microsoft's WorldWide Telescope, a free tool that allows users to explore images of the sky at night, will be available at the end of May..
Guy Dixon
May 10 2008 12:20PM
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HP Labs opens doors to academia
HP has unveiled an initiative allowing academic institutions to collaborate with HP Labs in joint research through an open and competitive process..
Staff Writers
May 10 2008 12:20PM
Software
Missing: U.S. anti-terrorism laptops and Tasmanian high-speed Internet
This week, Tasmanian broadband users suffered a setback as national ISP Internode suspended a range of its Internet services in protest to Telstra’s dominance in broadband backhaul capacity.
Ashley Clark
May 10 2008 11:48AM
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Adobe CS3 subscription offer for Aussies
Australians will be one of the first to receive the Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium software as a subscription service.
Leanne Mezrani
May 9 2008 1:56PM
Software
SAP helps Australian companies meet environmental standards
SAP is launching its Environmental Compliance software platform for Australian and New Zealand corporations in correspondence with the National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Act 2007.
Ashley Clark
May 9 2008 7:49AM
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Salesforce.com pushes collaboration
Salesforce.com has unveiled its Salesforce Summer '08 initiative, calling for increased community collaboration..
Staff Writers
May 9 2008 7:39AM
Software
Open Office 3.0 beta out
A new version of Open Office has been released for evaluation by the general public. The latest release, 3.0 supports the OpenDocument format as standard and will work with files from most relevant applications.
Staff Writers
May 8 2008 4:25PM
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ClearCube spins of software arm
ClearCube is spinning off its software business and launching it as a separate company, called VDIworks. VDIworks will focus on desktop management and software the firms said.
Staff Writers
May 8 2008 4:25PM
Software
Salesforce claims security standards boost
Salesforce.com claims to be the first publicly traded software-as-a-service (SaaS) vendor to receive the ISO/IEC 27001:2005 security certification..
Staff Writers
May 8 2008 7:18AM
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Windows XP SP3 hits the web
Microsoft has begun widespread distribution of Windows XP Service Pack 3.
Shaun Nichols
May 8 2008 7:18AM
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OLPC group sets up shop in Australia
The One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project is gearing up to launch an Australian branch in the coming months and working to lobby the Government to fund programs in local communities.
Ashley Clark
May 7 2008 3:34PM
Software
Adobe adds Flash to meetings
Adobe is looking to take a stake in the market for online meetings with a new version of its browser-based Acrobat Connect meeting tool..
Shaun Nichols
May 7 2008 12:16PM
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Xobni touts social network for the inbox
US startup Xobni has launched an add-on software module for Microsoft Outlook which the firm claims can organise a user's inbox by 'relationships'..
Clement James
May 7 2008 12:16PM
Software
Developers hunt for 'Satan' in software code
Software developers are known to hide all sorts of 'Easter eggs' in their code, but code search engine Krugle has revealed just what might be found among the billions of lines of open source code available on the web..
Clement James
May 7 2008 12:16PM
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Wikipedia in court over defamation claims
Wikipedia has been caught up in a defamation case after a New Jersey literary agent received an unflattering entry in the online encyclopaedia..
Shaun Nichols
May 7 2008 12:16PM
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Google trademark move sparks outrage
Google has revised its UK trademark protection policy to allow non-trademark owners to bid on trademarked terms within AdWords..
Staff Writers
May 7 2008 7:40AM
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