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• Symantec: Microsoft is putting customers at risk
• Seccom Global bolsters cloud security offer
• Optus readies cloud computing play
• EMC channel jumps on dedupe opportunity
• Analysis: More competition in services as vendors move in
• Mobile industry picking up as recession eases
• Microsoft aims to stem malware tide with Security Essentials
• Apple rehires Newton designer for possible tablet role
• Cisco Australia excels in tough market
• Optus and Verizon win Vividwireless internet deals
• Lan 1 buys TR Telecom broadband division
• Photos: Inside Virgin Mobile's flagship Sydney store
• NATO approves flash drive
• Small business ill prepared for disasters
• Open Text partners with Fuji Xerox
• eVideo rolls hi-def video system at Stanwell
• 443 inks Passlogix reseller agreement
• Xerox to buy Affiliated Computer Services
• Union slams IBM over pension changes
• IBM services wins role in Perth WiMAX rollout
• Lenovo aims to deliver enhanced Windows 7
• March of global broadband defies the economy
• Tanner reveals interim data centre panel
• JVC Christmas promo unwrapped
• Are your sales skills up to scratch?
• Telstra brings T[life] retail to Tasmania
• NBN brings up fixed broadband figures
• Moffatt resigns from Telstra
• HP upgrades mission-critical offerings
• ISPs cosy up to Federal Court
• Cybersex addiction an issue in the workplace
• Google hits back at Microsoft Frame slur
• Acer wheels out Ferrari netbook
• HP detects green shoots
• Experts point way to greener datacentres
• Intel: Death and reincarnation of the beige PC
• Password-stealing malware skyrocketing
• Brocade revamps partner services
• Telstra toasts 10-year Coke deal
• Mitel creates unified comms starter pack
• Exetel hunts for staff
• Integrators ready and waiting for Conficker
• Aussie reseller battles prostate cancer
• 1 in 3 companies fail to secure or back up data
• Parallels invests in local channel presence
• Cisco patches flaws
• Datacentre managers still show poor energy awareness
• AMD claims lead in DirectX 11 market
• Intel talks up optical cabling
• Macquarie Telecom secures $1m deal with Equity Trustees
• Siemens and Sybase marry for enterprise mobility
• MYOB moves into CRM
• Intel takes Nehalem mobile
• Google gives iPhone users push Gmail
• Firms split over technology democracy
• Will green legislation revive the semiconductor market?
• Fujitsu looks to channel to double market share
• RSA warns of new "chat-in-the-middle" attacks
• Coverity says open source is getting better
• NSW seeks to build unhackable netbook network
• Australian whitebox builders hurt by Intel?
• Citrix finds Knight for desktop strategies
• IBM integrator caught in unfair dismissal test case
• Intel debuts first 32nm processor
• IBM adds to Lotus Connections
• Lifesize picks up prize Telstra reseller
• Case study: Roseville Golf Club secures network to a tee
• Otellini hits back at EU antitrust evidence
• Intel debuts first 32nm processor
• Amazon launches own-label tech goods
• Lenovo taps Wyse for thin clients
• Conficker baffles security experts
• Microsoft spends big on vertical ERP software
• Internode talks up PPC-1 after packet test
• Dell to buy Perot Systems for US$3.9 billion
• Aussie consumers cautious over Windows 7
• Dick Smith goes mobile with Kensington
• TPG, Soul bump up ADSL subscribers
• Fake Twitter accounts lead to scareware sites
• Gartner optimistic on security spending
• Avaya improves comms for SMEs
• First Cyber Security turns up heat on phishers
• Fuji Xerox inks CRM deal with Salesforce.com
• PC channel veteran Phil Cameron quits Lenovo
• Microsoft offers massive student discounts on Windows 7
• Symantec awards high achieving partners
• Axway picks Observatory Crest for Aussie distribution
• NewSat rejects EWC's takeover bid
• Rabid Reseller: Linux sales are a lot of pain for little gain
• Aussie HR firm moves into managed payroll services
• Is the US the world’s best market for IT firms?
• Microsoft takes aim at shady advertisers
• Top 10 tips for a healthy PC
• Apple accused of lying over Google Voice app
• Vista and Windows Server 2008 quick fix for SMB flaw
• Sydney hosting company to charge per kilowatt
• Facebook hacking site discovered
• New funding values Twitter at US$1bn
• 'Bahama' botnet takes click fraud to new heights
• McAfee warns of bogus security suite
• Apple iPhone OS 3.1 dubbed 'buggiest yet'
• Logitech crowns Altech with Platinum
• TechnologyOne wins red hot $750K software deal
• AvanTEC brings ruggedised PDAs to Aussie resellers
• Analysts see fast start for Snow Leopard
• Palms dumps Windows Mobile as losses increase
• Virtual desktops: Are they almost here?
• Express Data wins Microsoft "distie of the year"
• Microsoft begins previews of Office web applications
• New ARM chip to push beyond phones
• Samsung adds four models to Omnia range
• Skype founders sue eBay for copyright infringement
• Competition watchdog seeks blade servers
• Security market remains buoyant in choppy waters
• Canon taps Adobe to boost document security
• NetApp offers Aussie SMEs storage "gold"
• Deloitte says British expats should work on NBN
• Google buys fraud protection start-up
• Microsoft releases new security tools to developers
• Intel anti-trust appeal details released
• Twitter confirms users own their content
• Adobe snaps up Omniture for US$1.8bn
• Fujitsu points way to greener datacentres
• Sydney integrator goes wireless during Telstra outage
• Google offers traffic maps to Aussie motorists
• US Government joins cloud computing bandwagon
• Analysts: Avaya/Nortel integration could be messy
• Manaccom steps into business with Check Point
• Analyst: Conroy's Telstra threat just a 'negotiating tactic'
• Samuel: A new era for telecommunications regulation
• Expert: No recourse for Telstra in the High Court
• Quigley offers ISPs a rough sketch of NBN architecture
• Websense warns of web-based malware epidemic
• Spear phishing now greatest threat to companies
• Motorola MC9500 overhauls the rugged PDA
• HP lays down laptop gauntlet to Apple
• Safety first for IT executives in China
• SAP combines channel programs
• Microsoft consolidates labs to reduce carbon footprint
• Epson expands large format printer range
• Resellers expect better products from a split Telstra
• Telstra forced to separate
• CA to acquire NetQoS for US$200m
• Gelsinger quits in top-level Intel reshuffle
• Alcatel-Lucent strengthens its grip in NBN Company
• Spammers turn to fake non-delivery reports
• BlackBerry gets iPass support for Wi-Fi roaming
• Microsoft wins Alcatel-Lucent patent appeal
• Five tips to SaaS success
• Avaya triumphant as Nortel winner
• IBM aims Cognos Express at mid-market
• Good Guys to push Samsung’s N310 netbook
• ISPs asked to cut off malware-infected PCs
• CodePlex: Microsoft's last chance at opening up
• Last minute challenge at Nortel auction
• DOJ to investigate Microsoft/Yahoo deal
• Malware writers piggyback on 9/11 anniversary
• Standards body finally approves 802.11n
• Blade server sales show resilience
• Bartz bullish on Yahoo's future
• Global semiconductor sales starting to recover
• IBM looks to poach Office users with free Symphony
• Victoria loses $75m software investment, 2000 jobs
• WebCentral hosting suffers a late Friday fail
• Rivals cry foul over an unleashed Telstra
• Telcos are driving change in the netbook market
• IBM looks to poach Office users with free Symphony
• Open Text welcomes Vignette resellers
• Aussie CRM consultants become eSavvy
• Ingram launches demo data centre
• Environmental group publishes list of radiating phones
• AMD touts new Vision for laptops
• Novell launches latest single sign-on solution
• Dell puts out teaser on ultra-thin Adamo laptop
• Symantec rolls out Norton 2010
• ConnXion boosts SaaS presence with Sonnet
• Shoretel and Skype hook up for business calls
• Business needs drive Aussie software projects
• Virtually there: Expotech trades convention hall for avatars
• AVG claims licence campaign will spark reseller sales
• Dell rolls out servers and storage for small business
• WA Police brave public 3G networks
• Symantec reports sharp fall in phishing attacks
• 10 year-old flaw hits Windows Vista
• Twitter to launch analytics service for businesses
• Bluetooth anti-theft tag secures mobile phones
• Internode appoints its first chief operating officer
• Pioneer Computers showcases new hardware
• NBN cost debate picks up steam
• Security spending to rise faster than average
• Microsoft could hand patents to Linux firms
• Huawei MD labels spy claims "irresponsible"
• Enterprises set to splash out on security
• Opera 10 passes 10 million downloads
• Global outsourcing market set for more consolidation
• European hackers turn attention to ATMs
• Yahoo morale plummets as Bartz sells shares
• Gershon's razor hits Centrelink's Canberra help desk
• UNSW fibre link sped up tenfold
• Opinion: No clouds for regional Australia?
• Cisco’s revamped MSC program ready for applicants
• Australia looks to US for infrastructure security training
• Industry weighs in on iiNet court case
• Tax breaks lauded for boosting IT projects
• Billion cuts prices on routers
• Alcatel-Lucent pushes optical network interoperability
• "Piracy lab" raided in Western Sydney
• Outsourcing market ripe for consolidation
• Integrators to gain from enterprise UC growth
• Livewire brings 3G hospital laptops to more children
• ASIC seeks better backup partner
• Dell plugs virtual products and partnerships
• From the Labs: the desktop PC has life in it yet
• FrontRange simplifies software licensing
• Microsoft seeks party hosts for Windows 7 launch
• Top 10 technology tussles
• Telcos call for NBN ownership cap
• Zylotech administrator winds up future projects
• Microsoft seeking party hosts for Windows 7 launch
• WordPress warns of smart worm attack on blogs
• Cisco chief gets US$2 million payout
• Woman loses US$4,000 in Facebook scam
• Hackers already exploiting IIS flaws
• Google prepares new Android Market
• DiData four-time winner at Microsoft channel awards
• Telstra hit by national outage
• Apple fixes Leopard Java flaws
• Microsoft warns of critical 'Patch Tuesday'
• Skype responds to Trojan security threat
• Indian outsourcing market begins to pick up
• Microsoft wins injunction to continue selling Word
• Recession is good news for cloud computing
• Catching a broadband customer’s eye
• F-Secure updates security suite
• ISP faces $1m fine for stealing from customers
• Microsoft granted injunction to continue selling Word
• Malware writers exploit California wildfires
• Guilty plea in British National Party data leak
• CRN Fast50: Ex-Commander group steps up
• Jetstar to deploy 3G netbooks at departure gates
• Marshal8e6 rebrands and updates security tools
• Virus Bulletin spam report is good news for some
• EU raises concerns over Oracle-Sun deal
• Ted’s Cameras buys HP photo printers
• Eaton readies partner lead registration system
• Harvey Norman denies exiting netbook market
• Ex-Microsoft Oz chief joins Telstra board
• Vividwireless builds $50m 4G network in Perth
• Want a petabyte for under US$120,000?
• ComputerCorp drops S Central acquisition
• LogicalTech eyes growth in Oracle 11g v2 upgrades
• Pitney Bowes chooses Western Australia reseller
• Oracle issues Database 11G Release 2
• Server sales suffer sharp decline
• Google apologises for Gmail outage
• Red Hat updates enterprise Linux
• Interview: VMware partner director Fred King
• VMware mines ESXi downloads for sales leads
• MAN Ferrostaal to handle Canon’s digital range
• Nortel problems no worry for NSC
• Microsoft rolls out channel initiatives
• IT contractors take a pay cut
• Sydney Uni completes storage virtualisation move
• IBM updates content management offerings
• VMware and Melbourne IT launch cloud service
• Windows Mobile 6.5 handsets coming in October
• Vulnerabilities falling but malware booms
• NZ accountant sacked for confrontational emails
• Microsoft previews embedded version of Windows 7
• Sun Microsystems takes hit in difficult quarter
• Open Text to recruit A/NZ partner manager
• AMD seeks Aussie cloud resellers
• CyTrack forges partner network with Microsoft
• Broadreach becomes Microsoft Gold Partner
• Telstra reveals Microsoft online services margins
• Samsung announces app store launch date
• WatchGuard gets partners to register deals
• Trend Micro ups web gateway protection
• AVG protects students with Star-Tech
• Check Point delivers encryption to SMEs
• Motorola pinpoints launch date for Android phone
• Google fixes severe Chrome flaws
• US trade body to investigate MLC Flash market
• Jessica Biel tops Hollywood malware list
• Laptop battery battle: Apple MacBook Pro vs Acer, Dell, Toshiba and others