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• TCS says outsourcing margins safe for now
• Satyam unit sees jump in back-office revs
• KAZ appoints new CIO
• TCS in $250-mln deal with Tata Teleservices
• Jackson leaves Allied Telesyn after restructure
• Remora signs Naturetech in Aust, NZ deal
• Lenovo aims to expand China PC market share
• Infosys sees multinationals driving China business
• Sony Ericsson's Walkman phone in short supply
• Apple admits problem with iPod nano
• Dell goes upscale with PCs for gamers, enthusiasts
• Sophos, Sun Microsystems strike reseller deal
• Check Point goes in to bat with Nokia
• Interview: Microsoft expects robust China sales growth
• Toshiba to launch PC with HD DVD drive in 2006
• Google says size matters less, drops search boasts
• Interview: Gartner sees global IT spending growth of 2.5 percent
• Intel to supply chips for RIM's new BlackBerry
• Telco tussle
• One minute with...Phil Sykes
• Sony may invest more in Samsung LCD venture
• Microsoft, Intel throw weight behind HD DVD standard
• Unixpac signs ConSentry Networks deal
• Brightstar expands Kyocera Wireless distribution
• Vividas jockeys for video applications boom
• Microsoft starts selling paid search ads on MSN
• Poor nations lose billions by taxing mobiles - study
• Satyam says gets multi-million dollar WHO order
• Hutchison Telecom pays US$1.16 bln for India deal
• New reseller takes on clickcalling
• Microsoft changes Software Assurance licensing
• Oracle Q1 up, shares fall on downbeat forecast
• Palm to unveil cell phone with Microsoft software
• Microsoft sets dividend, corp governance changes
• HP resellers in the dark over government contracts
• Microsoft to double headcount in Indian centres
• Credit cos to adopt one data protection standard
• ConnXion expands into Malaysia
• Clearswift adds two resellers
• Cisco to polish partner processes
• Media watchdog tells bloggers how to avoid censors
• Apple, record labels to face off over pricing
• Digital lifestyle sales hit $941m
• Siemens to scale down staff at telecoms unit
• Intel sees WiMax trials in parts of Asia end-2005
• National reseller ComputerCORP signs BenQ
• Synnex eyes corporates for GPS deals
• Games on mobile phones becoming serious business
• Interview: Intel eyes African expansion, WiMax launch
• From the trenches: Video play
• Interview: Nortel bides time on number two exec appointment
• Oracle CEO says no big deal in mind right now
• Chip equipment demand climbs out of Q2 hole: survey
• Nokia aims new 100-euro-phone at emerging markets
• Converging on success
• Merging voice, video and data on campus
• Adapting to a changing marketplace
• EU executive unveils electronic data storage plan
• Cisco takes it down to the little guy
• Networking converges on success
• ShadowRAM: Dude, where’s my shirt?
• Optima in NSW DET contract
• Google begins limited test of Wi-Fi service
• Microsoft could face fresh EU case in future
• Apple says on track to ship Intel-based computers
• Apple's Jobs warns on 'greedy' music pricing
• EU states still negotiating data storage plan
• The Last Word: Well, I’ll be bloggered
• Altech signs Panasonic
• China software company Freeborders gets US$20mln capital
• Vodafone sees no long-term case for blocking VoIP
• Online fraud 'ahead' of credit-card companies: experts
• Intel intends to develop software in Argentina
• Hollywood studios form tech group to fight piracy
• HP plans to buy Peregrine for US$425 million in cash
• SingTel warns on profit due to pressure in Australia
• Sub-$10 mobile phones to replace home landlines, analyst claims
• Pioneer launches BTO website
• Cyber cons, not vandals, now behind viruses: report
• The distribution dilemma
• Acer aims to be third-largest PC brand in 2-3 yrs
• ShadowRAM: Lenovo may fly resellers to Beijing games
• Sydney firm wins managed security distribution
• Dexterra scales up channel sales, promotions
• PluggedIn: Technology that took on a hurricane
• World mobile phone subscribers over 2 billion: research
• NitroGlobal signs Canadian web acceleration apps
• Ebay to pay from US$3.7bln-US$4.1bln to buy Skype
• The Last Word: Working holiday
• ASML cuts immersion tool's defect rate: researcher
• IBM, after chip-unit losses, sees growth in Cell
• India shines as global firms plan more investment
• Adobe posts higher profit on Photoshop demand
• LAN 1 signs Vegastream
• Nova iT expands support services
• Microsoft takes on Google by opening up MSN
• Samsung Electronics says may enter chip foundry business
• Mitsubishi banking on robot companion's charm
• Red Hat adds Alstom IT as second distributor
• Google sells US$4.18bln in stock, a recent record
• Reuters Summit: Japan looks offshore for mobile phone R&D
• Price versus value
• Reuters Summit: Flextronics eyes second India plant
• Reuters Summit : Weak tone seen for Japan's wallet phones in Asia
• Reuters Summit: TCS sees strong software order growth
• Sounds from typing could be security risk: study
• Samsung Electronics eyes mobile phone plant in India
• Yahoo blends web email with speed of desktop
• Reuters Summit: Asia tackles online game addiction
• IBM invests in NetPriva
• US vendor buys Sydney developer Carbon Twelve
• Plantronics signs Roadhound for its headsets
• Ex-Microsoft exec able to work for Google: judge
• Microsoft's Gates faces off with Napoleon Dynamite
• Reuters Summit - NTT DoCoMo explores offering video content
• Microsoft previews next version of Office
• Mao-era model soldier to clean up online gaming
• Nokia to take mobile email to corporate masses
• Gates pushes upcoming Microsoft Windows, Office
• Financial spam tops list in August
• Sony recalls 3.5 mln Playstation power adaptors
• Oracle's Ellison settling insider-trading suit
• Interview: Iraq mobile phone use could grow 400 percent in 2005
• KAZ buys Intology IP, customers
• Sony to announce new business strategy on September 22
• Access Providers acquires Saise Telecom
• Submarine telecom cable to connect India, Sri Lanka
• Oracle to buy rival Siebel in US$5.85b deal
• Two Singapore bloggers charged for racist remarks
• EBay paying up to US$4b for Skype
• Samsung Elec speeds new flash chip to market
• Microsoft takes aim at security 'myths'
• Firewall signs TippingPoint
• Unblinded by the light
• Volante reports $14.1m profit after restructure
• "IPhone" could be music to Apple's ears
• Onyx seeks resellers for huge channel sales boost
• Google hires 'father of the internet' Vinton Cerf
• Dell to protect email, data for AMD v Intel
• Perth developer previews 3D mobile phones
• One minute with...Adrian Di Marco
• Backpack designed to generate power from walking
• Amadeus wins IT contract from Lufthansa, United Air
• Skype hype hits Aust resellers
• India's mobile base surges to 63 mln in August
• Sony to offer advanced Walkmans to tackle iPod
• EU ministers consider plans to log phone, web data
• TI eyes video markets with all-in-one chip
• Ericsson wins services, HSDPA network deals
• Yahoo says must abide by law in China after accusations
• Under the Wire: Topping the Bill
• Datacom, NetOptions merge for further growth
• SkyNetGlobal deal wheels wobble
• Microsoft, Google await China expert hire ruling
• Apple unveils iPod-mobile phone, even smaller iPod
• FEATURE: Arabs struggle for share in web adverts boom
• US wireless industry won't cut off Katrina victims
• Internet satellite imagery under fire over security
• Microsoft files suit against European Commission
• European Parliament proposes .kid internet domain
• Sophos joins anti-spyware group
• HP unveils archiving, data protection
• Symbol, Intermec agree to settle RFID dispute
• Thai military upset by Google satellite pictures
• Microsoft, Google face off in Washington court
• Talking to a stranger
• Ericsson to invest US$1bln in China over next 5 yrs
• ShadowRAM: Awards, awards and more awards
• Microsoft unveils new keyboards, high-end mice
• Intel takes stake in Grisoft in Czech deal
• WebCentral records strong growth
• NetStar deploys $7m university network
• Japan internet star takes low-tech campaign trail
• New technology may increase identity theft: scientist
• Netgear joins wireless forum
• Hitachi flags channel expansion, mid-market targets
• Mincom wins contract with Tarong Energy
• Future smart cars could help to cut road accidents
• Genetic mapping to give thoroughbreds winning edge
• Katrina children seeking parents shown on website
• Australian court rules against music service Kazaa
• IP video hits 'tipping point'
• Startup man an open source champion
• Datacom scoops $10m services deal
• LCD prices to stay firm in Q3 - research firm
• Internet is bulletin board for Katrina victims
• PluggedIn: Voice, not video, is mobile firms' calling
• Nokia appoints Oistamo to head Mobile Phones unit
• Intel, Philips tie up in home entertainment systems
• Four Soft buys DCS unit for US$19.5mln
• Asia telecoms firms look beyond borders for growth
• Silicon Graphics says restructuring plan approved
• Partners applaud bigger Microsoft Tech.Ed
• FEATURE - Asia tries to put SMS genie back in its bottle
• LG Elec aims to up 3G phone sales by 58% in '05
• Apple's iPod to set European mobiles ringing
• How not to get hacked: Microsoft
• Web is bulletin board for Katrina victims
• Sun Microsystems completes StorageTek purchase
• WA Resources saves with US developer
• Perth ISV harvests Lockheed Martin deal
• SourceCode eyes .NET workflow sales