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Dell Linux desktops move to Europe
Bringing Ubuntu-based consumer PCs to Europe, Dell plans to start selling a Linux desktop and notebook computer in the UK, France and Germany this Wednesday.
Tom Sanders
Aug 8 2007 6:50AM
Software
Amazon payment service targets micro-payments
Amazon has quietly rolled out a limited beta of its Amazon Flexible Payment(AFP) service. The service offers payment outsourcing to third party websites and applications. It joins Google Checkout and Paypal in the payment outsourcing market.
Tom Sanders
Aug 7 2007 6:51AM
Software
First native third-party iPhone apps surface
Developers claim they have managed to install the first natively-running third-party applications for Apple's iPhone.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 7 2007 6:40AM
Software
Satnav means safer, greener driving, says study
In-car navigation systems make trips shorter, safer and more environmentally-friendly, according to researchers in Taiwan.
Jane Hoskyn
Aug 6 2007 2:30PM
Software
Rockstar to appeal Manhunt 2 ban
Rockstar has confirmed that it will be appealing the decision by the British Board of Film Censors(BBFC) to effectively ban the game in the United Kingdom by refusing it certification.
Iain Thomson
Aug 6 2007 12:30PM
Software
Japanese coalition slams YouTube
Youtube is not doing enough to stop the illegal sharing of copyrighted video clips and should "reset the service", according to a coalition of Japanese music, film and television companies.
Matt Chapman
Aug 6 2007 11:04AM
Software
Sky dials up mobile sports services
Sky is expanding its broadcasting service on mobile phones by simulcasting the Sky Sports channels and providing an on-demand goals service.
Matt Chapman
Aug 3 2007 2:36PM
Software
Poll: Voters say ‘no’ to politicians on YouTube
Politicians using YouTube videos as campaigning tools are not drawing the interest of Australian voters according to an iTNews.com.au poll.
Staff Writers
Aug 3 2007 2:21PM
Software
Disney joins the social networking club
Disney has entered the social networking field by buying
Club Penguin
for US$350m.
Matt Chapman
Aug 3 2007 1:13PM
Software
Microsoft delays new Office for Mac
Microsoft has admitted it will not be able to reach its original release date for the next OS X version of Office.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 3 2007 11:33AM
Software
OS X declared full Unix
Apple's upcoming OS X 10.5 "Leopard" release has officially gained certification as a Unix operating system by the Open Group.
Shaun Nichols
Aug 3 2007 11:30AM
Software
Millions want mobile internet services
The mobile internet will never hit the mainstream unless mobile network operators and device suppliers can “cross the marketing chasm” necessary to attract consumers, experts warned today.
Robert Jaques
Aug 3 2007 11:28AM
Software
China goes for mobile music and video
China, the world's largest mobile phone market, will see a massive shift to multimedia phones over the next four years, researchers predict. While the country's consumers have initially tended to opt for cheaper phones with fewer functions, the popularity of music phones and camera phones is now driving interest in more advanced models.
Simon Burns
Aug 2 2007 3:35PM
Software
Open source marching on system management space
BMC, CA, IBM and HP forced to respond.
Tom Sanders
Aug 2 2007 1:57PM
Software
iTunes hits three billion song mark
iTunes users have downloaded over three billion songs from Apple's online music store.
Staff Writers
Aug 2 2007 10:45AM
Software
Teachers call for closure of YouTube
UK teachers said yesterday that the only way to tackle cyber bullying in schools is to close websites such as YouTube, which encourage such behaviour.
Robert Jaques
Aug 2 2007 7:17AM
Software
Microsoft opens up HD Photo format
The Photographic Expert Group(Jpeg) has agreed to consider the submission of Microsoft's file format as an open standard.
Tom Sanders
Aug 1 2007 11:15AM
Software
Sony opens up to Blu-ray porn
Sony appears to be weakening on the role of Blu-ray in the pornography industry.
Iain Thomson
Aug 1 2007 7:05AM
Software
MatrixView’s new patent from Singapore
ASX-listed developer scores its third patent in Singapore.
Lilia Guan
Jul 31 2007 2:57PM
Software
Ubisoft develops Heroes and Lost games
Gaming company Ubisoft has unveiled two TV tie in titles with the much acclaimed drama series Lost and Heroes.
Clement James
Jul 31 2007 1:22PM
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