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• Dutch court smokes Samsung's Galaxy phone in EU
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• Harvey Norman urges HP to resurrect TouchPad
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• Cable lobby warns action on aerial NBN plans
• Bank of Queensland Finance rebuilds IT systems
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• MYOB sold for $1.2 billion
• McAfee safe never sleeps
• Dell to offer co-location at Australian data centre
• HP to buy Autonomy for $A9.9b
• ASG profit up 28 percent
• NetComm wins wireless NBN deal with Ericsson
• Internet Explorer bests all in infosec browser battle
• NSW Police seeking CIO
• Aussie customers escape Office 365 outage
• Microsoft lists build teams for Windows 8
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• Securing Facebook
• ACCC urged to battle Google
• Gov't agencies score poorly on ICT project maturity
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• CSC mulls Perth-based cloud
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• Aussie Mincom chief leaps to Blue Coat
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• Samsung tablet ban lifted in Europe
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• Samsung appeals ban on Galaxy tablet sales
• Gang of eight named for Fed's e-health record project
• Attachmate looks to grow after Novell buyout
• PCI Council issues tokenization guidance
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• Amazon's botched backup causes cloud chaos
• Aastra signs WhiteGold in Australia
• Huawei launches enterprise channel program for Australia
• FBI arrests man in connection with Sydney terror case
• Apple iPhone 5 to launch on September 7
• Facial recognition used in riots ahead of Olympic Games deployment
• Westpac bursts risk analysis to Azure
• Equinix builds cloud ecosystem in Sydney
• Queensland Rail to outsource IT
• Telstra squeezes regional customers from iiNet
• Accenture wins national e-health IT contract
• Google to buy Motorola Mobile for US$12.5 billion
• Aussie fraud kingpins arrested
• Chrome will keep its address bar
• VMware speaks out on licensing fracas
• SAP brings ByDesign to Australia
• Kaseya mobile manager eases BYO burden
• Police using wi-fi scanners to sniff out crime
• Microsoft Blue Hat comp a "joke", says researcher firm
• China uncovers 22 fake Apple stores in one city
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• Two charged over 'stolen' iPhone 4 prototype
• Feds push back on state e-health funding
• High Court grants film industry appeal in iiTrial
• PC is dead, says IBM tech chief
• Hackers steal, sell 92,000 Citigroup accounts
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• Trojan update fingered for massive South Korean breach
• Hong Kong stock exchange hacked
• Commbank spends $93m to integrate Bankwest IT
• NSW Health seeks accreditation for e-health rollout
• CIO case study: Inside the GPT Group's six-star office
• NBN providers clamour over Telstra exchanges
• Carriers at odds over looming mobile price war
• Users try to snare NZ Govt with own three strikes law
• Manage expectations and workflow
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• Telstra forges ahead with NBN deal approval
• Synnex Australia expects record quarter
• The pain of software audits
• Stealing the Census
• Fujitsu managed services to energise Horizon Power
• Internode completes IPv6 deployment
• Motorola Xoom tablet rumoured as next Apple patent target
• Government yet to respond to Reinecke IT review
• Over 650,000 Aussies bungled eCensus form
• Opinion: Convicted hackers need not apply
• Hackers blackmail BlackBerry maker
• IT industry braces for more market turmoil
• Blink eyes mobility partners
• London turns to Twitter for clean-up operation
• Android flaw could lead to phishing app attacks
• Lightning strike takes Amazon's cloud offline
• Gartner: Windows 7 on 42 percent of PCs by year end
• States demand federal funding for e-health record
• NBN Co calls truce in wholesale cost fight
• Telstra grilled over cost of Emergency Alert Service
• Tasmania reaches NBN breakthrough for schools
• First Oz, now Galaxy Tab 10.1 blocked in EU
• Sony facility burns in London riots
• Siemens' security pummelled by researchers
• BitDefender's silent dragon
• Former Symantec channel chief appears at Channel Dynamics
• Police declares Govt's 800 MHz plan unviable
• Centrelink to deploy business continuity software
• DIY Office 365 migration faces certain outages
• Government still considering telco data retention
• HP 4G TouchPad debuts on Amazon at $689
• BlackBerry maker assists London riot police
• Apple polishes 12th Australian store
• DIY cable to build better iOS exploits
• Telstra to launch LTE broadband service this month
• Was this iPad made by a robot?
• Fingerprint tech sniffs coffee, cigarettes
• Chrome extension hack pwns everyone
• Insulin pumps can be hacked
• Hackers unlock and start Suburu Outback
• Microsoft prepping 13 patches for 22 flaws
• Twitter to open source Storm analytics platform
• Microsoft invited Google to Novell patent feast
• Aussie Android developer says stung by Amazon
• New rare earth mine in WA tilts playing field against China
• Analysis: E-health's consumer conundrum
• PM-Partners in global reseller drive for project management portal
• Bill Gates' speech aide named US Govt CIO
• Bureau of Stats completes 'love your desktop' upgrade
• Internode rescinds forced plan changes
• Dell jumps on heavy analytics with Hadoop
• NSW Government seeks ICT advisers
• Sydney terror assailant targeted daughter of top IT exec
• Fujitsu debuts 16 new laptops and tablet PCs
• Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 "on track" to launch
• Security team uncovers 'biggest ever' cyber attack
• Costs of cyber crime up 56 per cent, says HP
• Update: Turns out IE users might not be so dumb after all
• Bitcoin botnet mines over Twitter
• Video details Android browser intercept flaw
• Black Hat: Find the next, great security technology, and Microsoft will pay you $190,000
• Seek goes financial for CIO
• ANZ Wealth eyes application-level security for cloud
• Your next head of IT will be a video game clan leader
• BYO computing needs contingency plan: Gartner
• Symantec.cloud won't eat the business: exec
• NBN Co prepares for wireless tower backlash
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• Asia hacked in global cyber espionage attacks
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• Conroy attacks Turnbull over latest broadband plan
• Vividwireless eyes partner for national rollout
• Security flaws found in thousands of SAP servers
• Microsoft appoints consumer channels chief
• Tablet wars: Is Samsung getting under Apple's skin?
• Here's how much Apple's iCloud will cost Australians
• Amazon used to spread bank-stealing trojan
• NBN Co reveals second release start dates
• Telstra lets biz mobile users share quotas
• Primus to invest 'millions' in broadband network
• Vodafone stays quiet on LTE timing
• Researchers create 'defibrillator' for stalled software
• Data centres: consolidate, virtualise, cool
• Fatter margins, simpler servers
• Zombie cookies shot dead, again
• Cybercrime bill slammed by privacy group
• Healthcare industry questions data integrity
• IBM trials enterprise deep packet sniffing
• Huawei hires UK government IT czar
• Find Facebook security bugs, score $500
• Apple scores injunction against Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia
• Security bleak for ageing Windows, IE: Microsoft
• Topiary 'known' to police says network executive
• Yarra Valley Water begins desktop overhaul
• CSC closes iSoft buyout
• Telstra seeks timeout on data retention
• Primus finds new local chief
• Spotify hit by patent lawsuit after US launch
• Alibaba eyes mobile OS booty
• Google TV flop forces Logitech to slash prices
• Facebook makes 30 petabyte Hadoop migration
• Payments not a banking priority: panel
• Kiama prepares free NBN 'hubs'
• One in two South Koreans lose data in massive hack
• NBN Co cuts 'blame clause' after backlash
• Downer EDI hands IT systems to HP
• Westpac hires to support shorter outsourcing deals
• Apple king of phones, runner-up in PCs