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• XP Pirates, Microsoft is watching you
• Users can bypass iPhone security
• ProCurve introduces gigabit switches for Aussie SMBs
• Asus claims slimmest LCD screen
• Juniper launches helpdesk
• Cisco develops Victorian learning lab
• Ovum says HP/EDS merger raises more questions
• Australia lags behind Dell's APAC growth figures
• Sydney Water project nets $5m for Patni
• Sybase talks about Logica partnership
• Techplus Distribution offers security product for VMWare
• Cellnet: '$4.5M loss mainly debt write-offs'
• Sybase and Logica merge in mobility deal
• Opinion: Genuine advantage
• Nikon snaps patent deal with Microsoft
• Optus 3G network coverage claims irk Telstra
• IBM Australia creates 300 jobs
• NAVTEQ to supply map of A/NZ to Wayfinder
• Altech bolsters graphics offering
• WhiteGold picks up Vasco
• Mid-level staff command highest pay rises
• Siemens wins contract with LJ Hooker
• Secure Content Management heats up
• Geek IT wants channel to help with IT accessories
• Employers slack on Web 2.0 security
• HP completes EDS purchase
• Browser security plug-in protects against DNS flaw
• iPrimus trumps Telstra wireless broadband data limit
• Citrix boosts virtual application delivery
• Opinion: Stupid salaries
• D-Link signs up to electronic recycling company
• IP provider launches certification training
• Internode triples ADSL reach of exchange
• NBN: Telstra tells Terria to get real or get out
• Symantec: Education key to staying on top
• PC security remains a threat to the channel
• Utimaco secures A/NZ doors for Aussie resellers
• M2 profits boosted by Commander's Unitel
• Opinion: No more spin
• Growth and partners key for Symantec
• Ultra-fast, next-gen RAM could yield PCs that boot instantly
• Netbook prices start falling
• Collaborative technology is all about people
• HP profit up 14 per cent
• Server shipments buck economic downturn
• Business leaders 'ignoring' green IT
• SAP's new sales push
• People Telecom wins Vodafone supply deal
• Crown Castle buys Vodafone Group's towers
• Oracle boss richest CEO
• Opinion: What will they think of next?
• Retro storage formats have it taped
• Atom shortage hits Asus
• Acer's Predator Gaming PC takes aim at the competition
• Intel: Laptops could get power wirelessly
• HCL opens new development centres
• IBM wins school virtualisation deal
• Telstra demands apology from Optus
• Interwoven moves into Digital Media Channel
• PHOTO GALLERY: Sydney's Synnex Alliance Roadshow
• PHOTO GALLERY: Synnex Alliance Roadshow
• Opinion: How much is that penguin in the Window?
• Companies urged to address staff turnover
• Organisations failing to migrate to IPv6
• Intel predicts AI within forty years
• Aussie BQT wins first major contract for IP enabled SmaX
• HP wins $1m contract to deploy TOWER software
• Unixpac signs up data security firm
• IDC predicts big things for Aussie networking market
• Costigan to head Avnet's APAC marketing
• Also Tech fights spending crunch with new products
• SATA doubles its speed - again
• NBN a boon for network equipment
• FXP improves Citrix XenApp printing
• CSG acquires ATI Group for MPS drive
• Intel touts embedded systems
• Microsoft bigs-up virtualisation
• Patent office rains on Dell's cloud claim
• Red Hat launches new Brisbane headquarters
• Opinion: Not invented here
• Microsoft tracks people with RFID tags
• Intel outlines solid state roadmap
• Symantec to acquire Aussie security vendor PC Tools
• JB Hi-Fi attributes $65M profit to computer sales
• Telstra gives 3 a piece of Next G
• Infotronics drives growth through partnerships
• Sophos puts in takeover bid for Utimaco
• Big Four banks ride 'new wave' of systems overhaul
• Vodafone launches Internet Stick via select resellers
• Channel partners recognised for beating targets
• Dell 'Cloud Computing' trademark rejected
• Energy Star for servers gets closer
• Banks turn backs on local technology
• A/NZ women in Open Source gain momentum
• Senatas moves into encrypting SME networks
• 'World's smallest' USB flash drive
• Microsoft opens up on Windows 7
• Citrix push prices up 10 percent
• IPStar, ETT settle NSO termination
• IBM workers' ballot for better pay
• PHOTO GALLERY: SAP recognises top achievers
• PHOTO GALLERY: SAP rewards top achievers
• Opinion: Brain drain
• Intel talks up wake-up calls
• Has your talent been spotted?
• Google Maps drives geospatial BI
• Nvidia posts a $121 million loss
• Optus fat pipe backs Sanity music service
• Apple builds monster market numbers
• AMD targets Intel with business chips
• OKI welcomes new channel manager
• MOBOTIX to increase channel partners
• Web shakes up contact centre industry
• Oz needs to focus on research 'gap'
• Lan 1 bolsters IP security offering
• Synnex Expands Perth Operations
• itX picks up storage virtualisation vendor
• Outsourcing buyers gain control
• VMware patches lock-out bug
• Opinion: Low rent
• Web 2.0 does the business
• Boost your broadband speed for free
• ACCC grants Telstra service and line rental exemptions
• NSC cadet academy opens
• Mini laptop use set to soar
• Patch Tuesday brings 26 fixes
• USB 3 creeps closer
• Governments want more influence over telcos
• HP unveils new reseller rewards program
• Opinion: Let the games begin
• Telstra remains a financial winner
• Cisco includes Linksys' Aussie resellers in integration plans
• NAB upgrades contact centre technology
• NComputing downsizes Australian office
• WhiteGold conceives 'Unified Value Distribution' tag
• ASUS release eco friendly Eee Box
• Gartner throws weight behind enterprise Web 2.0
• CIOs urged to rethink storage management
• Opinion: Who’s your nanny then?
• Nuance expands Scholastic’s product distribution
• NetBox Blue sets up shop in Taipei
• Shakeup predicted for mid-range mobile market
• Jobs admits to iPhone blacklist
• Unixpac resellers to defend with Breach Security
• Geeks2U innundated with calls about data loss
• 3Com reviews distribution model
• Have no fear, the $99 laptop is here
• Mandatory data breach disclosure recommended in privacy law reforms
• Disaster recovery tops storage challenges
• XP still outselling Vista says HP
• Fujitsu Siemens scrambles on mini bandwagon
• HP buys Colubris Networks
• CIOs confused over how to calculate carbon footprint
• Nortel “business as usual” for Commander contracts
• Ingram signs Unwired
• ICE adds the iPhone to its EPG arsenal
• Opinion: Open and shut case
• Engin reportedly planning Naked DSL service
• iPhone 'blacklist' reported
• Apple twice the price of PCs
• Firms told to beware of virtualisation
• Last-ditch warning: 'think before you click', during Olympics
• Blade slowdown put to the sword
• Kaspersky targets SOHO users
• Altech heads to Hong Kong
• Commander: The channel reflects on a fallen icon
• EMC brings in Clarion CX4 to local product portfolio
• EDsys Computers builds greenest computer
• Microsoft appoints Altech as distributor of the year
• Deadline set for NBN info
• IBM looks to take local green software global
• Commander goes into receivership
• Asustek laptop shipments fall short
• CIOs need to rethink storage management
• Microsoft rolls out new SQL Server
• Gartner green lights iPhone 2.0 for the enterprise
• Brennan gets SaaS OEM with NetSuite
• Symantec expands virtual products with nSuite
• PHOTO GALLERY: Ingram Micro ExpoTech wraps up in Brisbane
• Microsoft unveils two of their socially responsible award-winning partners
• Opinion: Where the streets do have names
• IBM virtual conference closes at cyber bar
• Marshal gets Gold tick from Microsoft
• Google reaches further into the enterprise
• Virtualisation booming for IBM
• PHOTO GALLERY: Ingram Micro Expotech Brisbane 2008
• Engin’s operational restructure helps decrease debt
• New computing cluster explores data-intensive computing
• SAP re-badge drives Open Text growth
• IBM Uploads its first virtual ANZ conference
• Tearing down the great firewall
• Opinion: Get off my cloud
• SAS acquires SaaS firm IDeaS
• HP ships millionth blade
• ShoreTel adds Aria Tech to distie stable
• Telco analyst claims mobile data explosion
• Aussie streets get the Google view
• Dell seeks control of clouds
• FXP seeks resellers for managed print program
• Internode doubles downloads for nix
• The future of enterprise storage
• Telepresence solutions are "eco-friendly"
• Intel reveals first Larrabee details
• Opinion: Oink flap
• Telstra to sell HTC Touch Diamond phones
• Aussie IT retailers feel the economic pinch
• Opinion: Apple's Chatswood store a burden for local IT retailers?
• NetComm releases routers for Telstra's 3G network
• Cost biggest barrier to green IT
• Feds claim right to laptops
• IBM pumps cash into clouds
• Google sheds light on search process
• Telstra increases mobile internet speed
• Struggles continue over NBN separation
• Epicor Australia reviews partner program
• Brocade revamps network managed service for Australia
• Pioneer Computers on the hunt for vertical market resellers
• Optima purchase on cards for Pioneer Computers
• Anyware takes control of distribution for Sunix
• Oracle embraces 'Enterprise 2.0' with new PLM module
• Secure Computing offloads business unit
• Netbook sales to soar in 2008
• Google sheds light on search process
• Gartner dismisses $100 laptop claims
• Guest Column: Open Text opens up opportunities for Australian channel
• Software provider lands ERP contract