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• Google rumoured to be prepping social network
• Yahoo touts improvements to Hadoop
• HP and Avaya ink unified communications deal
• Photos: NZXT Hades Case
• Samsung Wave: does it compare to HTC, iPhone and Asus?
• Start-up Insentra inks GlassHouse partnership
• Whirlpool DDoS attacks to be reported to police
• Google releases Docs viewer for Android, iOS devices
• Oracle touts high-performance x86 clusters
• Google acts to retain its licence in China
• McAfee offers up SaaS web security protection
• Cisco shows off Cius business tablet
• AAPT to offshore Sydney consumer call centre
• HDS launches pay-per-use storage service
• Nexus One users get Android 2.2 update
• ASUS go over-the-top at Computex 2010
• Express Data goes on hiring spree
• LG awards Synnex and Bluechip
• Whirlpool suffers DDoS attack
• HP targets converged security
• Wyse tailors PocketCloud for Android devices
• Apple could be on brink of releasing iOS4 update
• More network firms join VeriSign's DNSSec initiative
• Senetas acquires UK-based reseller
• Hackers target instant messaging applications
• Apple shifts 1.7 million iPhone 4s in three days
• Palm shareholders approve HP deal
• Telstra shift workers win holiday back-payments
• Sarbanes-Oxley survives US Supreme Court hearing
• DiData wins $1.3m DFAT Exchange deal
• SAP partnership drives CN Group's growth
• Conroy retains Comms portfolio
• Objective signs Hawaiian state agency
• Hansen Technologies forecasts 22 percent profit increase
• CSC inks "micro" data centre distie deal
• ITC to investigate Apple over S3 claims
• Salesforce hits back in Microsoft patent case
• Nokia to retire Symbian for Nseries smartphones
• Icann approves Chinese internationalised domain names
• Photos: St Vincent De Paul's CEO Sleepout
• Icann finally approves .xxx for adult sites
• Conroy ditched Gillard lobbying for football
• Apple responds to iPhone 4 reception issues
• VHA extend free calls across merged network
• Google posts update for Chrome
• PayPal opens up to credit cards
• YouTube logs record viewer numbers
• VHA outsources corporate IT support to ASG
• Victorian Minister opens VMware headquarters
• Photos: Victorian ICT Minister opens VMware headquarters
• iPad bolsters need for wireless access points
• Photos: Inside a Vegas casino data centre
• Inside a Vegas casino Data Centre
• Google responds to Android security accusations
• Twitter settles privacy case with the FTC
• Twitter extends ties with Facebook and LinkedIn
• Red Hat combines desktop and server virtualisation
• Opera picks Dell for datacentre server refresh
• Finance Minister Tanner to quit politics
• Apple unleashes iPhone 4 to the masses
• Asprox botnet causing serious concern
• IE9 moves forward with third Platform Preview
• YouTube beats Viacom in copyright case
• NBN Co to spend $70m on Alcatel fibre kit
• Ludlam: Change in comms ministry unlikely
• Samsung Galaxy S vs HTC Desire: taking inspiration from the iPhone
• NetApp Australia leads best places to work list
• Telstra, Vodafone to sell Samsung Android phone
• Visa launches homegrown online micropayment service
• DiData takes stake in Netforce to boost hosting prowess
• Skype aims to widen appeal with SkypeKit
• A fifth of Android apps 'open to snoopers'
• HP restructures printing and imaging division
• Quarter of iPhones fail within two years
• Mozilla issues Firefox security update
• CA Technologies unveils ecoSoftware 2.0
• Lundy backs new Prime Minister Gillard
• WA Health drags heels on IT system development
• Conroy amends Telstra separation bill
• Android apps 'open to snoopers'
• Telstra CIO John McInerney resigns
• Ciena sets up Australian office to fill Nortel void
• Online PC shoppers driven by price
• Referral networks grow Salmat's outsourcing business
• AMD aims 4000 series at thrifty cloud and SMB buyers
• AMD updates FireStream server GPU cards
• World Cup continues to drive spam
• iPad hits the three million mark
• Photos: HP's latest servers, storage hardware
• Adobe releases Flash 10.1 for mobiles
• Federal Trade Commission suspends case against Intel
• Google said to be prepping music service
• Inquiry calls for 'cyber czar', compulsory anti-virus
• Salesforce releases 'Cloud 2.0' Chatter app
• RailCorp to trial free WiFi In Sydney station
• Protest: 19,000 Australians petition against Internet filter
• Trend Micro outlines three-pronged SaaS security plan
• Blue Coat moves into DLP market
• Red Hat beefs up reseller support with Partner Centre
• Sage launches SaaS model with Rackspace
• Review: Dell's Android-powered Streak tablet
• Apple Store Perth to open on Saturday
• DotMobi launches mobile web site creator
• Apple starts to cancel iPhone 4 pre-orders
• Photos: Dell Streak 5in tablet
• DSL price collapse holding back dual-band routers, says D-Link
• Opinion: A real test of Telstra's marketing muscle
• Barnaby: Telstra execs doing cartwheels over NBN Co deal
• Apple rumoured to release iOS 4 software today
• ICANN chief calls for co-operation on internet security
• On the move: June
• QLD schools get financial systems overhaul
• Mind the store, please
• WordPress gets an overhaul with 'Thelonious'
• Telstra Wholesale partners charmed by NBN deal
• Telstra-NBN Co agreement no surety: ISPs
• FAQ: Making sense of Telstra and NBN Co's agreement
• Coalition vows to scrap $11bn NBN Co-Telstra deal
• Telstra releases broadband deals in time for T-Box launch
• Unboxed: Pioneer Computers' Dreambook ePad
• Apple delivers MobileMe update
• Samsung looking to rival Apple ecosystem with Bada
• Only half of Android users migrate to latest versions
• Apple adds stealth patch to fix Trojan vulnerability
• NBN Co and Telstra strike $11bn agreement
• No resolution yet for Canon-union dispute
• Is bigger still better? Panasonic's 152in 3D TV
• Microsoft starts stolen accounts database
• Ingram appoints data centre manager
• Kogan mocks cost of internet filter
• Microsoft starts stolen accounts database
• Google updates commerce search service
• Reseller braves the cold for charity
• Opinion: Why Google doesn't get the enterprise
• Photos: CRN's top tech picks for resellers
• Finance seeks new data network
• Frontline launches dedicated networking division
• Google TV: Still unsure what it's all about?
• Toshiba and Fujitsu merge mobile phone divisions
• Intel Intelligent Home Energy Management proof of concept
• Google to host week-long Sydney DevFest
• US Government sues Oracle for overcharging
• Facebook issues detailed response to privacy concerns
• Dicker Data likely to list in August
• Notebooks R Us responds to ACMA spam warning
• Police jail iPad data leak researcher
• Would you buy a set top box from Telstra?
• Twitter warns of more downtime ahead
• Microsoft calls for greater cloud accountability
• Microsoft begins revamped Hotmail rollout
• SAP appoints Avantis as master value added reseller
• Opera claims speed gains with 10.60 beta
• Westpac shines, ANZ sinks in online bank audit
• Internode introduces naked, unlimited ADSL2+
• Zero-day Microsoft flaw already being exploited
• Canon in union dispute over CSG staffing
• HTC breaks into mass merchants with Synnex deal
• ACMA warns Notebooks R Us of Spam Act breach
• PC sales on pace for 20 percent jump
• IBM upgrades Seer-augmented reality app
• Twitter adds location with Places feature
• Apple unveils super-slim Mac mini
• Oracle builds social features into BPM software
• Transvault heads down under with Insentra partnership
• Cyberoam distributes points for marketing initiatives
• Inmarsat launches global satellite phone
• Wikipedia modifies editing system for controversial pages
• Conroy touts 50 percent uptake for NBN pilot
• Google adds real-time collaboration to Docs
• Apple iPhone 4 micro-SIM not compatible with iPad
• Eight tech solutions to avoid mobile phone radiation
• Don't wait to put up your prices
• Lessons learned from Europe's data retention laws
• NetLeverage signs Vadis as distributor
• Capgemini launches testing-as-a-service
• Distribution Central to launch "world first" cloud configurator
• Gartner urges reassessment of software-as-a-service
• New Facebook click-jacking scam spotted
• SilverStone's gaming cases are fiendishly complex
• SeaMicro unveils Atom-based low-power server
• Motorola and RIM cease all legal action
• US hunts Wikileaks founder following soldier's arrest
• HP makes major Linux buy
• Trend Micro acquires storage specialist Humyo
• HP announces e-All-in-One printer range
• Sites crash under World Cup strain
• ITC set to investigate Apple after HTC claims
• DFAT to stamp out fraud with new passport systems
• Six Clive Peeters shops to close Tuesday
• Adobe releases Flash 10.1 and patch bundle
• Anyware brings Moshi Apple accessories to Oz
• Google posts Chrome security fixes
• iAds catches interest of US antitrust regulators
• Sophos extends protection to the cloud
• HP teams up with Vidyo to expand Halo range
• FBI investigating iPad breach
• New zero day flaw hits Windows XP and 2003
• Analysis: VMware's Novell deal fills an OS gap
• Photos: Striking new examples of PC case design
• Lenovo to replace cracked school screens
• Enterprises advised to reduce IT security budgets
• Attorney General: So long, AusCERT
• Close up shop so you can sell more
• Services drives growth for Victoria's Southern Cross
• ACMA launches spam SMS reporting tool
• AdMob founder lays into Apple
• SAP partnership with Open Text continues to flourish
• Brocade simplifies migration of services to the cloud
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• Westcon adds Vasco to security portfolio
• Dell expands server and storage lines for datacentre virtualisation
• Fujitsu and Novell aim at dynamic cloud control
• Lotus Notes comes to the iPad
• Autonomy to buy CA's Information Governance division
• 10 hot emerging vendors for June
• Logistics: Swings & roundabouts
• Photos: Microsoft's Office 2010 partner tour
• Oracle updates content management suite
• Google unleashes Caffeine index tool
• MSY Technology plans 30 shops by year end
• McAfee drops itX to focus on Ingram and Westcon
• Canberra's Cloud Central seeks out resellers
• Product releases: this week
• Cisco integrates Tandberg videoconferencing kit
• Intel unveils web-based PC management
• HTC acquires Mobile Portal developer Abaxia
• Polycom touts HD telepresence at half the bandwidth
• Blue Apache finds safety in numbers
• 2010 notebooks - more power, better battery life
• eHealth chalks up $100m for Queensland ICT
• NSW Police and prisons get IT budget boost
• Storage software market shows solid growth
• Cutting edge tech from ASUS at Computex
• Flat budget for NSW Government CIO
• IBM launches mining development centre
• China defends internet censorship
• Adobe issues security alert over 'critical' flaw
• Blue Coat signs M.Tech in Oz
• iPhone 4: an upgrade or an iPhone for late adopters?
• Interview: Is there still room for an SMB channel in Microsoft's cloud?
• Google Australia prepares for two-front investigation
• Telstra announces locations for Next-G speed boost
• Motorola's square phone: the shape of things to come?
• VB100 test blasts Windows Server security vendors
• IPL signs exclusive deal with phone software maker
• SAP partners Extend and Avantis form strategic alliance
• Photos: A look at MSI's stand at Computex 2010
• Filter sparks launch of Safer Internet Group
• Windows 7 SP1 beta scheduled for July
• HP gives printers an email address
• Slideshow: Untangling converged infrastructure relationships
• NBN phone service to support legacy devices
• Aussie start-up touts hybrid cloud storage
• Clive Peeters in running for online retail award despite receivership
• Surprise debt revealed at TLC IT creditors' meeting
• Photos: Cisco partner award winners
• ACI signs agreement with Prognosis developer
• HP unveils products for small businesses
• Facebook adds new privacy page
• HP clarifies reasons for Palm buy
• How to sell servers to SMBs
• Open source workaround for Flash on iPhones, iPads
• BlueScope Steel renews BPO deal
• Federal Police investigate Google WiFi privacy breach
• Zombie PCs to be throttled, isolated under new ISP code
• More job cuts on the way at Oracle
• New iiNet service could double ADSL speeds
• Government details replacement plans for school computers
• Zuckerberg tries to defend Facebook's privacy policy
• Lan 1 signs Sanyo IP CCTV
• Telstra plans to exit Global Switch data centre
• Cisco CTO: "Scale" key to success as private cloud provider
• Google adds search support for mobile application stores
• Samsung launches high-end Galaxy S smartphone
• Chip firms collaborate on semiconductor system-on-chips
• Gartner expects bumper semiconductor sales in 2010
• ANZ to distribute Xero accounting tool
• Intel is confident of its Sandy Bridge integrated GPU
• D8 Conference: Microsoft bosses discuss cloud, Apple, and China
• Optus faces 'unlimited' attack by ACCC
• The desktop operating system is dead, says VMware
• Apple extends AusPost partnership to iPhone
• Yahoo appoints new chief technical officer from within
• Supercomputers to simulate life on earth
• Windows' dominance won't translate to cloud, says EMC
• Computex day two: Motherboard makers flex their muscles
• Q&A: Inside Anittel's advisory board
• iiNet and Cisco partner to target SMB
• Oracle updates virtualisation offerings
• Video to become top traffic driver by end of 2010
• Microsoft hits back over Windows security claims
• Photos: EMC Inform 2010
• Mwave lands Apple authorised reseller stamp
• EMC: Private clouds could wipe out half the Australian channel
• VCE execs defend private cloud at EMC Inform
• AMD shows the world's first Fusion demo
• Symantec warns of hike in World Cup spam
• MSI turns heads with LEDs and tech
• New server and storage systems from IBM for midmarket
• Telstra to offer Naked DSL broadband trial
• D8 Conference: Steve Jobs tackles his demons
• D8 conference: Steve Jobs 'didn't want war with Flash'
• Case-mate appoints Cellnet as master distie
• Anittel announces SMB focused advisory board
• MSI turn heads with LEDs
• Cutting-edge parts for your PC, from Computex 2010
• Hitachi announces Z-Series ultra-thin drives
• Bing Maps released down under
• Citrix's bare metal hypervisor pegged for Q3 launch
• SGI announces one petaflop per cabinet servers
• Jetstar to offer iPads in-flight
• Optus announces pricing for Asus-Garmin smartphone
• Photos: Latest Asus tablet and smartphone
• 3D PCs are the next big thing
• iiNet clears the air on filter
• Artis Group acquires managed services provider Help Base
• Asustek releases two tablets
• ASG acquires IT consultancy Capitotech
• Impact Systems to hire junior sales staff
• Sqware Peg first to sign cloud integration vendor
• Acer launches LumiRead e-book reader
• Thinner Amazon Kindle set for August release
• Facebook set to lose 26,000 users
• NetApp boasts 77 percent growth in Q4
• New president at Linux Australia
• CRNTech evolves in response to reader demand