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• Google employees knew of wi-fi snooping
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• Foxconn workers threaten suicide over pay
• Ex-Optus exec seeks $14.5m for 'bullying'
• Aussie police sting credit fraudsters in global takedown
• AGIMO wrestles with internal conflicts
• Telstra drops Office 365 price by 20 percent
• Rackspace resolves 'dirty disk' vulnerability
• Apple spits Chomp's Android app search
• Data#3 signs deal with SharePoint specialist
• Symantec's APJ channel boss resigns
• TPG pays fines over misleading bundles
• JB Hi-Fi savaged by investors
• The Google Phone of 2006 revealed
• Apple's security "10 years behind Microsoft"
• Micro Focus lays fresh claims in NSW Govt license stoush
• Sophos signs first NZ distie, Oz to follow
• Exclusive: Samsung Series 9 Australian launch, pricing revealed
• Meet Samsung's PC line-up for 2012
• Apple chief: Tablet/PC hybrid is a Franken-fridge
• Apple pips Lenovo in Australia
• Telstra, Optus prepare 4G battle for Newcastle
• HP Ivy Bridge desktop PCs announced
• Huawei hits $2 billion profit in 2011
• Japanese scientists want to turn bananas into smartphones
• Sophos names new APAC head
• Skype launches on Windows Phone
• Samsung Galaxy S III gets official teaser video
• Microsoft bumps up free SkyDrive storage to 7GB
• Riverbed replaces Westcon with Avnet
• Hyro's mystery bidder unmasked, acquisition in motion
• In pictures: Cisco's partner summit
• Asus unveils pricing for gadget hybrids
• Samsung Galaxy S III with 12MP camera leaks online
• Megaupload trial could be dropped
• AFACT cites NBN in piracy crackdown talks
• NextDC to raise $50 million for data centre fit out
• iiTrial: iiNet wins High Court appeal
• Infraserve helps CorePlus set up shop Down Under
• Nokia posts huge loss in Q1
• Wrap-up: Cisco's 2012 partner summit
• WordPress sites serve as launching pad for Flashback
• Mobile phone alerts distract Jetstar cockpit
• Health tenders to kill 'over-reliance' on Excel
• Apple faces class action over in-app buys
• Huawei Ascend P1 set for Australian launch
• Microsoft to release mobile client in Dynamics CRM update
• Google updates Chrome for Android
• HTC One X software update rolls out
• Liquid metal iPhone 5 unveiled in September: report
• 140,000 Flashback-infected computers remain
• Cloud's dirty laundry to be aired by Greenpeace
• ACMA cold on revised customer service code
• CA Technologies partner program reaches Aussie shores
• Cisco's Chambers says Huawei whispers justified
• Ex-Benz van travels with Toughbooks
• Toughvan takes Panasonic on the road
• Aussie cloud play gets set for Silicon Valley
• Fusion phone concept fuses analogue and digital
• Motorola RAZR HD hits the test bench
• Borked McAfee update kills email servers
• Huawei's Downer warns on Chinese paranoia
• New Zealand agencies months away from IaaS
• Gmail suffers hour-long outage
• Mac OS X malware used in targeted attacks
• Windows 8 to launch in three flavours
• Axis secures SMBs with surveillance solution
• Axis delivers SMBs a Camera Companion
• Data#3 to rein in clouds with Cisco
• Samsung reveals Galaxy S III launch date
• iPad Mini price revealed
• HTC Golf leaked
• BlackBerry releases 24ct gold Porsche
• NBN Co faces secrecy probe
• Govt to spend more to stimulate NBN use
• SAIC to build cyber security centre in Melbourne
• Microsoft to bring Skype to browsers?
• US Army robot masters stairs
• Intel reveals hybrid ultrabook
• M2 snaps up Primus Telecom Australia
• Oracle patches 88 vulnerabilities
• Apple update rids infections, disables Java
• Google Drive wants to hold all your data
• Asus Transformer Pad 300 gets release date
• At the coalface: It's all about the relationship
• Intel A/NZ channel manager gets top job
• Retina displays to hit laptops, desktops next year
• "One hundred" Thunderbolt devices to launch this year
• Boeing to launch defence-grade Android
• BlackBerry tops enterprise mobile security
• Mobotix launches first partner program
• A moving experience and an opportunity
• Nokia shares plummet after Q1 loss prediction
• MacBook Pro 2012 refresh imminent: report
• RIM to update Android app side-loading for PlayBook
• Nokia releases NFC-equipped Lumia 610
• Apple working to shut down Flashback infections
• Android concept app exposes sensitive data
• Wicked exploit found in Linux WiFi
• HP switches shipped with malware
• Microsoft brings core Office apps to Symbian
• Large cloud deals to stick with Federal sourcing rules
• Sony braces for record loss
• CommBank vendors to address MacBook gripes
• Sony reveals Vaio E Series 14P laptops
• Apple testing iPhone 5 with A5X chip: report
• Samsung Galaxy S III to keep Home button: report
• Is Intel's Z77 a chipset in search of a CPU?
• Microsoft kicks off two-year XP countdown
• Android tablet sales soar
• Sony to axe 10,000 jobs: report
• Samsung's Q1 sales to hit $38 billion
• Friday fun: caption contest
• In pictures: inside high-tech factories
• Five charged in Chinese iKidney trade
• Brits rile up over iPad '4G'
• Page wants users to 'love and trust' Google
• Cisco says mea culpa on bounced emails
• iPad Mini 7.85in in Apple's labs: report
• Asus Padfone pricing unveiled
• RIM Australia gets new boss
• Cisco blacklists thousands of legit Aussie mail servers
• Hyro buyout suspended
• In pictures: VMware's Partner Exchange
• Apple iMacs get refresh, Ivy Bridge CPUs
• Zeus' coffin not yet closed as domains still live
• Google unveils Terminator glasses project
• Oracle updates Ops Center software
• Apple wants Intel source code in iPhone defence
• Hands on with the Asus Padfone
• IIA softens approach on botnets
• Global Sherpa seeks success through scale
• Hands on with HTC's One X
• CA signs Westcon for Aussie channel drive
• Foxconn worker leaks iPhone 5 launch date
• Future tech: see-through storage
• Telco engineer takes 'revenge' on fibre cables
• Equinix brings expansion plans forward
• Google held liable for misleading ads
• Panasonic gets down to business
• Feature: the business of broadband
• Kerio eyes rapid expansion down under
• Visa breach plot thickens
• Qualcomm hints at quad-core, ultra-thin Win8 laptops
• April Fools! Best online tech gags of 2012
• Virgin Mobile beefs up mobile broadband quotas
• Apple auditor finds Foxconn violated worker rights
• CSIRO settles suits over wi-fi
• Data#3 brings vendor partners to customers
• Panasonic releases 3D video conferencing solution
• Data#3 tours Australia with JuiceIT
• iPhone 5 to get 3D camera: report
• Sony Ericsson Xperia set for ICS update
• Visa, Mastercard investigate massive credit breach
• Apple devices pass Defence security check
• Post-MegaUpload Hollywood wants more blood
• Queensland names IT minister