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• Vodafone TelstraClear takeover cleared
• In pictures: Windows Phone 8 launch in Sydney
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• Microsoft claims Windows 8 demand outpaces Windows 7
• Hacker infiltrates NSW Education email
• Google unleashes three Nexus devices
• WatchGuard touts "first" UTM product to resellers
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• Vodafone cuts 500 jobs
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• Business not taking IDM seriously: Deloitte
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• Panasonic may cut mobile unit, post writedown
• Massive privacy breach hits US state tax agency
• US hurricane nixes Google Nexus launch
• Retailers confused on Windows 8 licensing
• Miley to leave Ingram Micro Australia
• Aussie IT job vacancies plummet
• Samsung posts $7bn profit
• In pictures: Windows 8, Surface in Sydney
• No Windows 8 for new customers
• Apple fails to wow, iPad sales disappoint
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• Microsoft unleashes Windows 8, Surface
• Yahoo buys mobile start-up
• Huawei partner offered US tech to Iran
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• In pictures: Harvey Norman's in-store Windows 8 setup
• In pictures: iiNet's experience centre
• Southern Cross opens Sydney office
• Internode lures disgruntled Adam customers
• Samsung infringed Apple patents: judge
• EU warns Microsoft over Windows 8 browser option
• iiNet to open Perth experience centre
• In pictures: Asus' dual-screen Taichi lands in Sydney
• Next Byte outsources support to Unisys
• Aussie Huawei boss wants local security testing centre
• Cyber attacks against Australian Govt rise
• Telstra to take over Adam Internet
• In pictures: Dell's Windows 8 line-up
• In pictures: iPad mini launch event
• Aussies gets 4G for iPad, iPad mini
• In pictures: Apple's new line-up
• Apple culls iPad 3
• Nokia seeks $1bn from bonds to boost finances
• Exclusive: Juniper sacks Aussie boss, staff
• Perth man survives garbage truck dive for laptop
• Southern Cross hacks its way into CyberLympics
• Aussie transport system cracked, researchers get free rides
• In pictures: A timeline of supercomputing
• Amazon Web Services outage shutters popular sites
• Datacom builds fourth NZ data centre
• Sharp boosts IGZO display output, shares soar
• Free upgrades for Office 2010 buyers
• Exclusive: Inside Harvey Norman’s Windows 8 ‘blitzkrieg’
• iPad mini: what to expect
• Dell hires new A/NZ channel boss
• In pictures: Acer reveals Windows 8 range in Sydney
• HP asks researcher to not reveal router bugs
• Sony to sack staff, shutter Japan plant
• Apple drops Java after security scare
• In pictures: Data#3's new Victorian headquarters
• Data#3 jumps on Windows 8
• Data#3 opens new Vic headquarters
• Aussie Microsoft reseller gets taken over
• NBN Co partners with Qubit to expand access
• Google shocks market with slow growth
• AMD readies layoffs as PC sales stumble
• Alcatel-Lucent to cut over 5000 global jobs
• Microsoft profit slips as PC sales shrink
• Acer's new Windows 8 line-up
• Mystery suitor bids for ASG
• OBS scores deal with Western Health
• Woolies releases final Dick Smith financials
• Opinion: Microsoft's murky Surface marketing
• In pictures: Inside the internet
• Optus cuts more jobs
• US clears Huawei of spying charges
• Best 4G prepaid and monthly plans
• IE 10 for Windows 7 still unfinished
• Samsung ad attacks Apple Maps
• Samsung Australia IT boss steps down
• Foxconn built iPhone 5 with under-age labour
• Complaints on mobile interference rise
• NBN Co defends fibre rollout progress
• Acer shows off two Windows 8 all-in-ones
• Asus unveils Padfone 2
• Apple sends invites for iPad mini event
• Surface to hit Aussie shores
• HP hit by ACCC court case
• Fibre operator fined for slow broadband
• Aussie PC makers launch Windows 8 blitz
• Telstra sells 100,000 iPhone 5 devices
• DiData warned NZ govt of security hole
• Pacnet Australia set for job cuts
• Apple sued for App Store piracy
• SAP appoints new Aussie cloud boss
• Southern Cross scores big Vic Govt contract
• DiData implicated in massive NZ govt data breach
• New suburbs prepare for NBN
• SAP, NetSuite butt heads in cloud ERP war of words
• First Windows 8 commercial appears
• Lone packet could cripple telco networks
• Cost to shut down NBN at least $2.3 billion
• Microsoft opens Windows 8 pre-orders
• Second LulzSec member pleads guilty in Sony attack
• In pictures: Common network wiring mistakes
• Raunchy baking and tentacles: more bizarre window displays
• In pictures: Samsung Galaxy S III Mini
• SugarCRM cloud downed by emergency maintenance
• Meltdown hits Macquarie Telecom data centre
• Vodafone attacks Telstra over $1.6b in subsidies
• Galaxy Nexus cleared for sale
• iPhone 5 Lightning cable, dock clones surface
• Samsung reveals Galaxy S III Mini
• HP's business tablet to hit Aussie shores
• In pictures: NetSuite SuiteCommerce launch
• Husic: 'Aussie tech vendors have no more chances'
• Lenovo ousts HP as top PC maker
• DPSA gives more cash to resellers
• NBN Co readies first copper disconnects
• NEC scores $12m NSW Police network deal
• Huawei faces further exclusion in Canada
• Windows 8 adverts leak
• Microsoft Office apps set for iOS and Android
• Lenovo debuts twisty Windows 8 ThinkPad
• In pictures: Lenovo's Windows 8 ThinkPad Twist
• No Optus 4G for outright Galaxy S III 4G owners
• In pictures: Windows 8 all-in-one PCs
• The thing about China
• Critical Cloudstack vulnerability found
• All 3G devices could be tracked
• NetSuite relaunches ecommerce in the cloud
• NBN may send jobs off Aussie shores
• Microsoft announces Windows Phone 8 launch date
• Google, Samsung prepping 10in Nexus tablet: report
• China slams US Huawei accusations
• Adobe doles out Flash fixes, Microsoft follows
• Melbourne IT error sends Twitter links offline
• Ingram Micro gives Aussie Cisco resellers a break
• Stronger clouds means safer apps
• Getting found on the web
• McAfee to sack staff
• In pictures: Windows 8 smartphones
• Bondi Beach gets free wi-fi
• Sophos blames human error for anti-virus bug
• iPhone and Galaxy hit HTC hard
• Apple orders 10 million iPad minis: report
• Westcon offers first cloud solution
• CRN Verticals: Health check
• The keys to reselling cloud services
• Words from the wise: why mentoring is vital
• Exclusive: Why Lenovo isn't afraid of Apple
• Data retention risks Aussie internet freedoms
• US warns against Huawei
• Samsung posts another record profit
• Faulty Sony Xperia forces sales halt
• Foxconn denies mass worker strike
• Apple pays video tribute to Steve Jobs
• Surface tablet to sell at midnight Oct 25
• Inside the Microsoft scareware scam
• Aussie market snaps up tough tablets: Synnex
• Samsung claims jury foreman lied in Apple case
• Five minutes with Tim Fulton
• Friday fun: caption contest
• Apple retail staff to help fix Maps errors: report
• A Galaxy glow, but Samsung's record profit run ends
• Bizarre, beautiful, shocking: Eye-catching store window displays
• In pictures: How Facebook rewards its staff
• RIM offers Aussies cash to replace BlackBerries
• Is Sony buying time - or problems?
• Kodak to stop selling inkjet printers
• Oracle's Ellison finds new value in cloud
• Infamous Microsoft support scam busted
• Marketing must have a clear target in sight
• A trolling we will go
• Don't be stupid online
• Unboxed: Microsoft's Windows 8 mice
• Stolen Aussie credit cards fetch premium price
• Samsung adds iPhone 5 to Apple US lawsuit
• Court rejects ex-iSoft CTO unpaid cash claims
• Telcos investigate iPhone 5 data blow-out
• Motorola withdraws patent claims against Apple
• HTC unveils powerhouse One X+
• Hands on: HTC One X+
• SMB market pays but it takes a good operator
• VMware sends a message: hardware is dead
• Motorola sends Aussies two new 4G smartphones
• How to complain about huge mobile phone bills
• In pictures: Eye-popping ways to grab customer's attention
• Channel head to head: social media
• Opinion: Dick's price a vote of confidence on e-retail?
• In pictures: HP's ElitePad 900
• Nokia licenses mapping services to Oracle
• Microsoft to launch news operation, new MSN
• Nokia Siemens sells IPTV assets to Accenture
• Telstra wants direct line to NBN Co's PoI plans
• Hackers raid Adobe
• Apple's Cook says sorry for Maps flaws