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• Microsoft launches Vista, Exchange Server 2007, Office 2007
• PCA survey: Telstra Australia's worst tech company
• Samsung sells 50,000 TVs every day
• IBM buys Vallent
• Nokia PR stunt backfires
• Mitel picks-up Telarus as partner
• IIA sounds off on copyright law ammendments
• Asus to bring mobile phones to market
• NewSat launches Perth dish
• MyNetFone reports subscriber base doubling
• New professional body to represent IT execs
• ICT salaries up as skill shortage continues
• OnIP signs up as a NetComm distributor
• Leading Solutions buys up BCA IT
• Oracle takes CRM into SMB
• Siemens stained by corruption charges
• Security firm warns of Christmas spyware
• Apple working on two iPhone models
• IBM settles overtime pay legal action
• Sophos releases antivirus for Vista
• GetData gets new global developers
• Wi-Fi hacks target the rich
• Xbox live gets movie and TV boost
• Demand for blades and x86 boxes
• Asia-Pacific mobile gamers to spend US$4.4bn by 2010
• EMC moves into IRM
• Tegatech takes on Asus
• Raritan talks up CCNOC
• Bluechip signs-on Fujitsu
• Broadband slow down makes for tough sell
• Legend acquires IES investments
• BigAir announces plans for 1Gbit wireless service
• Open source databases '60 percent cheaper'
• NetApp expands distribution, signs Lan 1
• Cellnet blames Telstra for mobile sales drop
• Bush approves Lucent sale to France's Alcatel
• Kaz to look to overall value for Vista sell
• Hyro buys One Planet Solutions for $2.7m
• 'Spyware' trumps 'poker' to top search charts
• Intel reveals specs for first ever chip
• Thunderbird Linux supercomputer hits 53 teraflops
• SurfControl in partner program revamp
• Asia gears up for smartphone bonanza
• Internet is 99 percent porn free
• PlayStation 3 stumbles over backwards compatibility
• Airline iPod connectors run into turbulence
• Hyro brings ID management labs down under
• BenQ culls sales force, holds off mobile release
• AAPT touts Business Solutions division growth
• Fujitsu signs Phoenix, splits with Ingram
• Toshiba veteran Angus Roberts dies
• Orion urges shareholders to reject Toy Telco bid
• T Data parts ways with FalconStor
• Skype close to 25 million users in China
• IBM to fund '3D Internet' project
• Agile Communications in $3.5m broadband deal with SA Govt
• Still good growth in digital cameras: Canon
• Altech rounds-up BullGuard
• End-users focus of World Usability Day
• AMD chip shortage hits local builders
• Australia’s tablet PC guy
• Lock it down!
• Data#3 preliminary profit outlook rosy
• Equinix invests $5m in Sydney IBX data centre
• Destra to sell hosting division
• Retail boost for Asus
• ED hunts for XenSource partners
• Dell's first AMD notebook hits our shores
• ICT new Telstra distributor
• Verizon Business to offer managed VoIP in 2007
• DiData in speech recognition rollout
• Aquion on VAR hunt to complete nCircle’s channel
• Australian 2007 Microsoft Office pricing announced
• Hyro acquires Synergy Plus
• Spammers on a pre-Christmas blitz
• Sharp bets US$30m on solar power
• NatComp signs Great Wall
• Super-slim Shuffle launched
• Vendors hype new WirelessHD standard
• Next Byte buys AppleCentre Ivanhoe
• Microsoft settles lawsuits with Aussie resellers