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Chipping at the mod-chip case
Mod-chips facilitate piracy by allowing gamers to sidestep anti-piracy measures that would otherwise prevent the playing of illegal, unlicensed games on Sony PlayStations, Microsoft Xboxes and other popular gaming consoles.
Alan Arnott
Nov 10 2005, 2:28PM
Collaboration
Selling open source
Making money from free software sounds like a recipe for disaster, but open source offers channel players the chance to carve out a market niche while cutting costs and increasing margins.
Adam Turner
Nov 9 2005, 4:16PM
Collaboration
One minute with...Vic Whiteley
CRN has a chat with Vic Whiteley, general manager at SecureServ.
Staff Writers
Nov 4 2005, 1:00PM
Strategy
Under the wire: Eye pods
Pssssst. You want to get in on the ground floor of a fantastic business opportunity?
Matthew JC Powell
Nov 3 2005, 10:44AM
Collaboration
From the trenches: Time for wake-up call
After at least two years of toing-and-froing from a throng of vendors pushing their own proprietary VoIP technology, we are now most certainly on the cusp of market acceptance.
Byron Connolly
Nov 2 2005, 1:34PM
Software
Securing dollars
IT security risks are not going away. But in a world where new technology is instantly obsolete, how can resellers play a part in the action?
Fleur Doidge
Oct 31 2005, 2:28PM
Software
Under the Wire: A cure for boredom
It’s amazing how incredibly boring some technology can seem, right up until the moment it becomes essential.
Matthew JC Powell
Oct 28 2005, 11:00AM
Collaboration
The Last Word: Security to aisle seven
Got totally and utterly lost in one of those new Wastefield Malls the other day and then got even more bamboozled inside one of the Mega-marts that occupy all the space inside these malls that isn’t already taken up by car parks.
Rabid Reseller
Oct 27 2005, 10:34AM
Collaboration
Getting to the source of the problem
Con Zymaris is a man on a mission, and that is to educate both the local IT community and government to the benefits of Linux and open source technology.
Alan Hartstein
Oct 25 2005, 4:15PM
Software
One minute with...Colin McKenna
CRN chats with Colin McKenna, managing director at Avnet Partner Solutions.
Staff Writers
Oct 21 2005, 11:18AM
Strategy
ShadowRAM: iPods, mobiles 'essentials' for schoolkids?
Looks like there’s something in the water over at non-profit IT and communications company education.au.
Staff Writers
Oct 20 2005, 1:55PM
Software
From the trenches: Goodbye to games?
I don’t know about you, but this High Court ruling legalising mod-chips in games consoles puzzles me a bit.
Byron Connolly
Oct 19 2005, 4:00PM
Software
ShadowRAM: Vroom vroom! Kutteh takes Porsche
The folks at printer vendor Kyocera have announced the first winner of their Porsche Boxster promotion.
Staff Writers
Oct 18 2005, 9:42AM
Collaboration
Variety is the spice
Australian "digital diva" Rita Arrigo talks about the road less travelled and finds some interesting diversions along the way.
Fleur Doidge
Oct 13 2005, 4:25PM
Strategy
Congratulations to Helly Trajkov, the winner of the 19" LCD F-Series display
Staff Writers
Oct 11 2005, 11:47AM
Hardware
Get those geeks!
Looking for customers that upgrade their PCs every month? CRN examines the geek market and explains how to find them and sell them.
Simon Sharwood
Oct 11 2005, 11:26AM
Hardware
Under the Wire: A fistful of processors
What is it with the number five?
Matthew JC Powell
Oct 10 2005, 3:00PM
Hardware
One minute with... Brian Allsopp
CRN has a chat with Brian Allsopp, distribution director for Asia Pacific at Juniper Networks.
Staff Writers
Oct 7 2005, 11:15AM
Strategy
The Last Word: Call me anytime
Here at Rabid Reseller we’re always looking at ways to improve our customer service, so it should be no surprise to discover that we’ve now got our very own call centre to handle our punters’ problems.
Rabid Reseller
Oct 6 2005, 2:01PM
Software
From the trenches: Head to the LAN party
The geek market is probably the most difficult of all to crack. Those pizza-eating, Jolt cola-drinking geeks know what they want, where to get it and, most importantly, how much they should be paying for it.
Byron Connolly
Oct 6 2005, 12:00PM
Hardware
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