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• iPhone scam referred to AFP: Cellnet
• Dell tipped for smartphone launch in February
• Intel consolidates European research
• Microsoft refreshes Vista Service Pack 2
• Zylotech's ex-CEO resigns from the board
• NV Mobiles pioneers first mobile phone watch in Australia
• Ex-IBM consultant sees value in the supply chain
• Alloys opens new Melbourne distribution centre
• Gartner identifies eight key mobile technologies
• Cisco warns of network overload
• Telstra "banging its shoe" on regulation: Budde
• Government funds 141,000 more school laptops
• Intermec introduces PB2 and PB3 mobile receipt printers
• Simms picks up Quark for distribution
• IPL becomes LifeSize Australian reseller
• Acronis True Image Echo to support Citrix XenServer
• Fuji Xerox announces two new printers
• MailGuard inks deal with NewLease and NetDefence
• Ginos Engineering fined $114,000 for software piracy
• Vic College deploys 802.11n network
• PHOTO GALLERY: Sun awarded HDS ‘Partner of the Year’
• PHOTO GALLERY: Hitachi Data Systems’ (HDS) partner of the year 2008
• HP ProCurve launches Open Network Ecosystem program
• Commander’s limbo state could spell the end
• Strathfield Group in administration
• Autodesk Australia wins software copyright infringement case
• Avaya triples its channel team in Australia
• Lexmark appoints Altech for enhanced channel distribution
• Websense acquires Defensio
• iPhone and Android developers to score in 2009
• Dell and Cisco team up on next-gen datacentres
• Philips to cut 6,000 jobs
• Nokia inks deal with Australian company Leopard Labs
• Sun finishes major data centre consolidation project
• NetSuite extends its RenewForce program
• Western Digital extends its line of Mac compatible hard drives
• Opinion: Cloud 9 for the enterprise or is our vision clouded?
• D-Link establishes its presence in Perth
• ContentKeeper launches secure Web gateway solution
• Analysis: netbook, laptop or MID?
• AMD adds new Shanghai server chips
• Microsoft tightens its belt further
• Citrix licenses Global IP Solutions for desktop voice conferencing
• IBM tool boosts green supply chain
• Mac at 25: Why I still hate them
• Trojan targets Mac pirates
• Spammers defy Gates's junk mail predictions
• Netspace joins ISP ranks with Naked DSL
• BT moves to SQL database
• Gen-i to provide WAN services for A/NZ Fonterra sites
• Blue Coat to enhance its partner program
• ShoreTel unveils new ShoreGear Voice switches
• HTC unveils the Touch HD mobile
• NetSuite looking for channel partners
• Intel to shut down five plants
• NBN final report in, but government is gagged
• VoIP hackers run up $120,000 phone bill
• Pioneer Computers heads to Japan and Big W
• Vodafone takes pre-pay to e-pay
• Telstra’s COO heads back to US
• GlobalConnect Australia inks deal with CVT Global
• Lexmark wins Best Market Solution Award
• Red Hat unveils the Linux 5.3
• EFTel in the dark over IMTV ADSL customer cutover plans
• IDC's top 10 predictions for Australian telcos in 2009
• Salesforce.com converses in the clouds
• Secure Computing's Krieger talks about his resignation
• SNP Security completes upgrade of Australian prisons
• IGEL releases Citrix XenDesktop Appliance Mode
• Adobe to open flash platform messaging protocol
• WhiteGold adds Barracuda SSL VPN to its product portfolio
• IMTV ADSL business suspended over Internode legal dispute
• Mobile users put off by complex set-up
• NEC adds ArrayComm software to WiMAX base stations
• Simms bags Italian PC accessories for Australia
• Zylotech's ex-CEO fights to remain on Board
• Jetstar’s IT flies with PM-Partners
• Tegatech gives resellers credit from MoneyTech
• Windows 7 BETA gets local thumbs up
• Nokia N79 Eco to ship without charger
• Microsoft MED-V addresses compatibility issues in Vista
• AMD ships new silicon for value desktops
• Express Data to deliver Sun Microsystems’ volume offerings
• Hitachi chooses Corporate Express as projector reseller
• SanDisk eligible for Common Criteria certification
• Sun bundles drive virtualisation into SMB market
• A new front for PC dealers
• Selling networking in 2009
• Three's the lucky number
• Microsoft's systems overload on Windows 7
• Nehalem Vs. Shanghai
• Fortified solutions
• How much revenue can the channel expect from NBN?
• Westcon Group is in the black, plus some
• Picking a winner in the current economic climate
• Extreme’s new country manager offering more rewards
• It's all in the mind
• Watch out, Gen Z is approaching
• Interactive Intelligence appoints A/NZ marketing executive
• Windows worm hits 8.9 million PCs in past week
• Inside the Digital Sense high-density data centre
• No free tech support for myKP unlimited broadband plan
• IBM offers sneak peek at Lotusphere 2009
• Forrester warns of SharePoint limitations
• Storage-hungry consumers turn to online services
• US mulls US$6bn broadband commitment
• Intel banks on 32nm to beat recession
• Passive RFID users granted four-watt reprieve
• QLD student laptop rollout benefits from network upgrade
• Nuix inks eDiscovery deal with eClaris
• Symantec unveils new Norton security suite
• Extreme Networks looking for channel partners
• Australian Unity stacks network with Juniper boxes
• Leighton Contractors inks environmental deal with HP Managed Print Services
• Former Netgear and Ingram exec joins D-Link
• ASUS launch new products at CES 2009
• Q&A: Dan Drum MD of Hardcat software company
• Gartner predicts no rise in IT spending this year
• Aussie telescopes join global networked space imaging project
• Telcos the worst offenders for Do Not Call breaches
• PHOTO GALLERY: Spot yourself at the WhiteGold Xmas parties
• PHOTO GALLERY: Spot yourself at the WhiteGold Xmas parties?
• NEC to pull TVs out of Australia
• Nortel not out of business, yet
• PKBA wins multimillion dollar project
• DiData's DECC project extended
• Novell upgrades its access management solution
• Queensland’s DETA renews 3Com contract
• Panasonic inks distribution deal with Pacom
• Google launches Reseller Program
• Internode upgrades capital city bandwidth links
• Telstra appeals wholesale voice service ‘red tape’ ruling
• Optus cops $110,000 spam fine after talks break down
• GlaxoSmithKline SAP consultant joins Open Text
• Altech gets Creative in NZ
• NetApp appoints ViFX as its Certified Delivery Partner
• Satyam scandal shifts local focus to contract transparency
• Nortel switches on new 5600 Series
• NSC appoints Bloomfield to NSW sales manager role
• AVG acquires Sana Security
• FileMaker launches new database software, Pro 10
• Wipro, Megasoft implicated in World Bank procurement scandal
• ispOne sub-wholesales Telstra ADSL2+ as Optus falters
• ACMA takes alleged SMS spammers to court
• Boston Commercial Services chooses Lake for debt recovery services
• Broadband sales hits highs in 2009
• Sophos secures government tender
• Crossecom picks DevPartner Studio for productivity boost
• Marshal8e6 launches first product into A/NZ markets
• Adobe announces LiveCycle Developer Express via Amazon web services
• LTE plans brought forward despite downturn
• AMD supercomputer drives HD content to mobiles
• Aussie data centre disaster recovery skips virtual servers
• Autodesk launches three new software releases for the Mac
• Microsoft plans low-key Patch Tuesday
• Microsoft Australia drops prices on peripherals
• Anyware inks deal to distribute OXX Digital Internet Radios
• Satyam appoints new Board of Directors
• Creative Labs changes its business model
• Samsung adds four new cameras to its consumer range
• Citrix readies iPhone client
• Two-factor authentication comes to iPhone
• SAP demands sensitive profit data from Oracle
• Skype expands to Google Android and Intel MIDs
• Google shows early version of Chrome 2.0
• Nokia abandons WiMax
• Macworld 2009 Special Report
• CES: Palm Pre wows CES crowds
• Sharp plans massive new LCD manufacturing centre
• Kingston unveils first solid state drives
• NAB future with Satyam ‘under review’
• Telstra customers pay for local presence plan
• Samsung launch six new digital camcorders at CES
• Telstra announces Australian Business Woman of the Year 2008 winners
• Digital World Warehouse distributes Cyber Snipa
• Seagate launches new Pipeline HD drives
• Qantas has 'alternatives' in wake of Satyam scandal
• Telstra takes aim at NBN winner despite lost billions
• Microsoft's Windows 7 Beta and Windows Live out soon
• Lenovo set to cut 2,500 jobs in 2009 and restructures
• Unionised Telstra workers to strike this weekend
• Local IT reseller sees slow sales during Xmas
• Satyam chairman admits to US$1bn fraud
• Sun expands cloud computing with Q-layer
• WebSpy launches Vantage Ultimate solution
• Sybase recognised for its mobile enterprise expertise
• Cisco seeks SOHO market with new consumer partner program
• Seagate launches new desktop hard drives
• Toshiba touts new green technologies
• Poor economy hits CES
• Apple ties battery into MacBook Pro
• Opinion: Predictions for 2009: Data takes central stage
• Tech firms dominate patent league table
• Thumbs-down for vendor trips and smartphone upgrades
• ATO warning on refund email scam
• Zylotech’s former CEO “set-up”
• Di-Data golf day raises $100,000 for charity
• Blue Coat recognised for WAN optimisation solutions
• Logitech to cut 15 per cent of workforce
• Apple users gain more Skype functionality
• Netbooks sales driving Linux adoption
• Former Cisco vice president joins Avaya
• Intel and Adobe to put Flash on appliances
• Google works on Android for the blind
• Lenovo rolls out new models
• Symantec joins Computers Off Australia advisory board
• inTechnology Distribution looking for new channel partners
• Lexar extends its KODAK offering
• Analyst claims Vista Capable made Microsoft over US$1.5B
• CA to acquire Orchestria
• E-crime police urged to get tough in 2009
• Microsoft restructure rumours abound
• UK government to outsource Internet tracking
• Educational Software company allegedly picks on pensioner
• Bravura boosts JPMorgan’s UK operations
• Banks need IT service providers for support
• Chip sales slow down
• China lays claim to world's largest piracy bust
• Mozilla breaks 20 percent market share
• Microsoft sorts out Zune bug
• 2009: The year ahead in the US
• OFF THE VINE: Jargon: we've had enough of it
• Ex-Microsoft manager jailed for US$1M fraud
• AMD employee charged for US$1bn IP theft
• Former CA chief goes to jail
• Zylotech forces CEO out