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• NBN coverage maps reveal 93 percent fibre footprint
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• iiNet pays $60m for AAPT consumer business
• Black Hat: Internet gets 'biggest upgrade since World Wide Web'
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• iPhone 4 launch: Telcos invite the stars
• Adobe partners with Microsoft for apps security
• Cisco, NetApp and VMware offer end-to-end FCoE
• iPhone 4 launches in midnight frenzy
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• ATO goes after eBay sellers
• Firefox and Chrome security patches released
• Hacker arrested on Mariposa botnet charges
• Channel Dynamics expands to Asia
• SanDisk unveils tiny Cruzer Blade USB drive
• NTT and Mitsubishi hook up on cloud encryption
• Amazon reports rush on Kindle
• Telstra fined $18.5m for exchange access
• Universities pick vendor partners for NBN courses
• Pirate Party offers Wikileaks hosting
• Avaya claims Nortel channel happily assimilated
• Apple reveals Australian iPhone 4 pricing
• Aussie file-sharing platform heads for a Frankfurt IPO
• On the move: July
• itX posts record profit but struggles with Oracle, Sun
• Ingram expands marketing team
• Intel's silicon photonics to revolutionise comms
• SAP completes Sybase buy
• Jim's Computers adds local email security provider
• Apple updates Mac Pro and iMac lines
• Cisco finds hackers are winning the security fight
• ISPs rally against Telstra ADSL price cuts
• Larry Ellison tops WSJ pay list
• Next Norton is free and easy
• Juniper to target Cisco with partner alliances
• US Copyright Office approves jailbreaking
• Search engine figures show the cost of Google's China policy
• Oracle updates StorageTek to take tape to 150PB
• Applaud turns to the cloud
• Internode to offer $99 NBN-ready router
• Review: Cyberoam 50ia
• Dimension Data unveils six month recruitment drive
• Ingram adds EMC's Data Domain range
• AMD Fusion coming to netbooks
• EC accuses IBM of mainframe market abuse
• Bottle Domains termination stands: auDA
• Why this CAD will make you glad
• Brennan seeks to fill 18 vacancies
• Telstra tie-up bolsters Cisco partner Pepperstorm
• Telstra launches 200GB ADSL assault
• WatchGuard partners with Visa for card program
• Grey clouds hang over Australia's finance sector
• Google steps up Chrome release schedule
• Apple loses ground in the smartphone market
• Unboxed: The Millennius Apanda A60, an unlocked Android 2.1 phone
• TechnologyOne launches $12m Brisbane headquarters
• Microsoft will not pay bounties to bug hunters
• Cisco warns of Content Delivery System flaw
• Google fibre method "could save NBN $10 billion"
• Gentrack wins back Meridian deal from Oracle
• Microsoft claims strong quarterly earnings
• Dell settles case with SEC
• Apple recruits for fourth Sydney store
• Spam attacks to rise 30 per cent in 2010
• Analyst casts doubt over Nokia's hopes for the N8
• Government appoints new Privacy Commissioner
• NTT Com expands Vietnam, Singapore operations
• Acer, Toshiba and Dell to storm the smartphone market
• IBM takes the covers off its new mainframe system
• Deakin, CA partner on statistical malware detection
• Unboxed: Livescribe Echo, the pen that records as you write
• Analyst: Enterprise SaaS adoption growing fast
• NBN key to Greens' Labor support
• Dell warns some server motherboards infected with malware
• Opinion: Get off my cloud
• Amazon: Digital books outselling hard copies
• Yahoo posts 20 percent rise in advertising revenue
• Former Logitech MD joins storage firm Clickfree
• RIM touts multimedia boost for BlackBerry 6 OS
• Gallery: From Gutenberg to iPad 40 years of e-books
• Mozilla issues critical Firefox and Thunderbird patches
• European Commission approves SAP's Sybase buy
• EMC posts impressive quarterly numbers
• How Apple's now outflanking Microsoft
• IT services exec to lead Melbourne Storm
• Windows 7 SP1 due first half 2011
• Telstra flags 330 management job cuts
• Toshiba's diverse laptops: Android, dual screen and 3D
• Woolworths consumer electronics sales drop in A/NZ
• McAfee moves into Mac security space
• Nuance acquires Australian customer service specialist
• Kogan launches e-book reader for under $200
• Avaya aims call centre products at growing SME market
• Sharp e-book reader coming this year
• SAP: No cloud offering for local customers until 2011
• Droid X sells out as Android demand grows
• Revealed: Ingram's IBM software strategy
• Microsoft warns of zero-day Windows Shell flaw
• Toshiba Android, Windows 7 slate to take on iPad
• 25 Years of Toshiba
• Nokia, RIM and HTC hit out at Apple
• CA launches virtualisation security tool
• Google buys semantic web database firm
• iiNet unveils price of Bonded DSL service
• Comment: Look for Lockheed Martin to acquire
• Election 2010 - the ICT vote
• Intel moves point to smartphone push
• Apple gears up for more iPad rollouts
• Nokia Siemens Networks buys Motorola assets
• Telcoinabox launches flagship operations centre
• NSW council websites get open source overhaul
• Tax office chooses Lockheed Martin for desktop services
• Google cans sales of Nexus One phone
• Dell Kace offers browser-in-a-sandbox
• Data#3 on track for bumper year
• Opinion: Cloud is OK – if you can connect
• NTT, DiData merger concerns raised
• Mozilla launches Firefox sync tool for iOS
• Dell moves to settle SEC accounting case
• Gateway and Acer tout eco-friendly monitors
• Oracle targets virtualisation with Sun Ray Software 5
• Sony Ericsson profits rise on Android sales
• Google's quarterly results fail to impress
• AMD breaks sales record for last quarter
• Distributor Infraserve signs second cloud partner
• DiData wins Defence reform contract
• Losing bidders for Palm revealed
• IBM prepares new weapon against IT threats
• Report: HP delays Android-based Slate tablet
• Apple offers free bumper case to iPhone 4 buyers
• DiData, NTT merge for the cloud
• CA reshuffles sales team to reflect acquisitions
• NetApp, DiData pick up CenITex deal
• LogMeIn remote PC access comes to Android
• The difference between marketing and advertising
• IBM launches AIX 7 open beta
• Sage aims revamped ERP 1000 at mid-market
• Fujitsu unveils two-processor TX200 S6 server
• Enterprise security market set for strong growth
• Microsoft names new managing director of research
• Apple knew of iPhone 4 issues before launch
• Dick Smith defends debit card decision
• Interview: Inside the Atlassian-Accel deal
• A day in the life of Atlassian
• IBM appoints Ingram, Avnet for software
• Fusion Centre collaborates on organised crime
• WindowLogic woos Alphawest staff
• Zeus takes aim at credit authentication services
• Microsoft and Yahoo gain more search ground on Google
• US investor ploughs $68m into Australian developer
• Amazon launches cluster computing cloud
• Users still failing on basic security patching
• Motorola rumoured to be selling telecoms division
• EBay hit with US$3.8bn patent lawsuit
• Opera releases Mini browser for Android
• Tassie NBN builder looks to SharePoint for staff safety
• Google touts enhanced Apps security features
• Microsoft urges patching of Support Centre flaw
• Microsoft partners embrace, fear certification reset
• Cellnet buys back 15,421 shares
• Palm remains quiet on plans for WebOS
• Semiconductor industry bullish and expecting a record year
• Microsoft delivers four patches for July
• Silicon technology failing against laws of physics
• NTT inks BigAir wireless supply deal
• Microsoft adds Facebook support to Outlook
• Skype severs ties with Fring
• Microsoft extends Windows XP downgrade rights
• VMware brings vMotion to small business market
• Microsoft partners will focus on customer needs, not Ballmer's
• RIM sheds more light on BlackBerry 6
• Microsoft moves forward with Windows 7 SP1
• Fujitsu heads to the cloud with Azure
• Information security providers merge
• eVideo bridges a global divide
• Google brings apps creation to the masses
• Apple ranks top for vulnerabilities in 2010
• Microsoft puts cloud services into Azure appliance
• Telco fined for failure to pay workers
• Gartner criticises cloud market miscommunication
• RIM announces BlackBerry Protect security app
• Facebook offers panic button
• MasterChef star dreams of combining IT and food
• CRN Fast50 entries roll in
• Telstra Wholesale simplifies business data services
• Distribution from the eyes of an ex-reseller
• Makeover: Speaking the right language
• NetSuite adds global functionality to OpenAir suite
• Google launches Android 2.2 SDK
• Webroot acquires BrightCloud
• Dell and retailers part ways
• Symantec warns of PDF update phishing scam
• CSG opens Adelaide office
• Google gets licence to operate from Chinese government
• Microsoft data suggests 64-bit coming of age
• NTP files lawsuit against Apple, Microsoft and others
• Hacker claims to have found Skype hole
• Privacy watchdog slaps Google for WiFi breach
• UXC Connect partners with Apple for business play
• Senator Conroy delays ISP filter
• Tiny Android, unboxed: Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10 Mini and Mini Pro
• Liberals to establish small business ombudsman
• Charles Sturt goes wireless with Motorola partner Cirrus
• Opera Mini 5.1 update released
• Bluetooth 4.0 specification officially set
• Microsoft updates Windows deployment tool
• Australia's Fetch TV: what exactly is it?
• Analysis: The political flavours of the NBN rollout
• Indigo Telecom launches in Australia
• Alcatel-Lucent brings the desk phone to the iPhone
• NSA to probe public firms for security holes
• Pirate Bay user details raided by hackers
• NBN Co releases 14 new trial sites
• iPad hacker breaks gagging order over Apple persecution
• Microsoft cuts staff to make room for cloud
• Receivers shut six more Clive Peeters stores
• Analysis: Microsoft plunges headfirst into the cloud
• 10 hot emerging vendors for July
• Chrome gets security update
• Symbian malware creating mobile botnet researchers claim
• Microsoft ships Silverlight for Symbian
• Microsoft investigating Windows 2000 and XP flaw
• Laptop makers push for a universal power supply
• Jabra appoints distributor VExpress
• Macquarie Telecom opens Sydney contact centre
• Mozilla releases first Firefox 4 beta
• Photos: Inside Macquarie Telecom's new Sydney contact centre
• Oracle launches Business Intelligence 11g suite
• Security experts urge caution on Frash
• The cloud gold rush
• Ingram cuts staff in retail restructure
• IT pros still see cloud as risky
• HTC seeing profits surge from Android
• Simms strengthens Apple apps portfolio for business
• Google extends retail search engine down under
• Disgruntled researchers take aim at Microsoft
• Ingram to refresh TechLink portal
• NSW to build defence industry tech hub
• Aussie SMBs split on cloud
• Apple bans 'fraudulent' developer from App Store
• Nokia sells wireless modem business to Renesas
• JuliaGillard joins Twitter
• SoftMaker unveils 'desktop quality' mobile office suite
• Synergy Plus enters heads of agreement to buy AirData
• Microsoft partner HubOne relaunches as cloud integrator
• Profile: The data harvesters
• FedEx loses 138,000 patient records
• LG developing Android-based tablet PC
• Seccom partners with InfraServe after years of searching
• Ingram Micro splits retail division
• Apple failing to exploit Chinese market
• Photos: iPhone 4 vs the fakes
• Metro Power Company buys micro data centre
• Defence spends $10m more on Objective upgrade
• Macquarie Telecom to pump $15m into hosting
• Developer anger as iTunes accounts reportedly hacked
• First CRN Fast50 2010 entrant revealed
• UXC does the numbers on trade sale
• Channel veterans launch cloud-only distributor
• Google acquires airline information service ITA
• Motorola close to splitting in two
• Symbian backs an open cloud
• Internet Explorer bounces back
• Former Oracle Australia employee sues for harassment
• Unboxed: The Garmin Asus phone that combines GPS and Android
• IBM acquires BigFix
• SAP pushes back Sybase buy
• PDF vulnerability lingers despite patch
• Dell buys datacentre software specialist
• Harvey Norman scoops up Clive Peeters stores and stock
• Minister Conroy packs his bags for Geneva
• HP completes Palm purchase
• Tech spend forecast cut in 'Age of Austerity'
• Comment: Attack of the greys
• Melbourne wins NBN Co's Network Operations Centre
• Internode, iPrimus connect NBN Tasmania customers
• Whirlpool DDoS investigation dropped
• Microsoft admits increase in zero-day XP attacks
• Tech spend forecast cut in 'Age of Austerity'
• EXCLUSIVE: Symantec hands over consulting services
• NSW Govt unveils data centre shortlist
• Amazon upgrades Kindle DX with improved screen
• Cisco beefs up Data Centre 3.0 portfolio
• CRN Fast50 2010 opens for entries
• Photos: Virgin Mobile enlists TV star to promote new plans
• PTC appoints Open Systems Technology
• Virgin Mobile releases smartphone tailored plans
• QLD scraps whole-of-Government services approach
• Symantec expands reseller specialisation program
• SAP hit by EU antitrust filing
• Cisco extends energy management reach
• Sybase releases SQL Anywhere 12 database
• Feds launch Standard Business Reporting
• Adobe fills 17 Reader and Acrobat holes
• Seagate launches 3TB external desktop drive
• Inside Microsoft's Security Response Centre