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• Symantec plugs in second Australian data centre
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• Google takes aim at over-optimised websites
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• In pictures: EMC's A/NZ partner awards
• EMC awards top-performing A/NZ partners
• Apple to drop Nvidia graphics for Ivy Bridge: report
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• Apple source pegs April release for 15in MacBook Air
• HTC rolls out Ice Cream Sandwich to smartphones
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• Telco technician implicated in Aussie handgun ring
• IE10 does the Metro desktop tango
• Symantec takes aim at smartphone samaritans
• Toshiba launches 'secure' tablet to Aussie businesses
• Internet filter earns Australia spot on 'surveillance' list
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• Samsung releases Galaxy Note to Australians
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• HP unleashes ProLiant Gen8 servers on Australia
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• NBN Co aims to slash broadband activation times
• Former Sydney Uni IT manager faces corruption probe
• Ubuntu disables app logging for privacy
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• Report: Asus Google Nexus tablet to arrive in May
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• BlackBerry PlayBook Mini Keyboard released
• Microsoft cuts touchscreen lag to 1ms
• Entrapment claims emerge after LulzSec arrests
• Anonymous attacks, defaces security firm website
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• Samsung calls emergency hearing in Apple suit
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• Apple overtakes Google as world's most valuable brand
• Apple unveils "The new iPad"
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• Intel shoots for the cloud with new Xeon chips
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• HP debuts new-look Z workstations
• Bye bye iPad 3, hello iPad HD?
• Samsung announces Galaxy Pocket
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• Windows 8 tablet hybrids to arrive late 2012
• Google replaces Android Market with Google Play
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• Cloud job growth skips Australia
• Telstra signs first 3G reseller
• DC Two launches virtual data centre service
• Purported Iran nuke document contains trojan
• IBM calls for calm to cloud hype
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• Allphones hacked, staff passwords exposed
• Optus execs adopt regional outlook
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• Samsung denies April release for Galaxy S III
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• Michael Jackson back catalogue stolen from Sony
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• Sourcefire offers points for progress
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• Samsung Galaxy S III to arrive in April
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• The NBN in Sydney: where and when
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• Leak: Apple to launch mini iPad after iPad 3
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• Windows Azure crashes on leap year error
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• Five of the best quad-core gadgets
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• Mystery accessory to join iPad 3
• Nokia Lumia 800 hits Aussie shelves
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