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• In pictures: Oki launches Sydney solutions centre
• Samsung launches Galaxy S III in Australia
• Samsung Galaxy S3: Australian pricing revealed
• Japan's most resilient tech company
• In pictures: the $10,000+ first-generation iPad
• Unboxed: Acer Iconia Tab A510
• Google, Samsung unveil new Chromebook
• Sony debuts water-resistant set of Xperias
• Scroggie departs Symantec
• Chinese "backdoors" discovered in US military chips
• Chrome OS gets offline mode
• In pictures: HP's Technology@work
• Distribution Central signs new vendor
• NEC to buy CSG tech solutions
• Opinion: I want my LTE - with quad-core on the side
• Huawei to launch custom UI
• ViewSonic preps giant 22in tablet
• iPhone 5 case spotted: report
• Express Data named Good Technology A/NZ distie
• In pictures: Ingram Micro's Accelerate
• DoS crashes updated iPads, iPhones
• Family robbed after cash photo posted to Facebook
• Hackett departs Internode
• Sites shine 'bat signal' for online freedom
• CSG in trading halt
• HTC joins Facebook for phone project
• Facebook to buy Opera: report
• Asus set to drop new Transformers
• Sice quits Acronis
• Telstra leaks HTC One XL launch
• ACCC green-lights Optus NBN deal
• Microsoft: biggest barrier to Windows 8 tablet success?
• Five companies on top this week
• NBN Co expands wireless trials
• Microsoft touts high cost of running XP
• Nokia Windows Phone 8 mobiles leaked
• RIM slashes jobs
• Intel plots devices with human senses
• Smartphone square-off: Australia's 4G handsets
• Windows 8 boot: too fast for own good
• Photos: Inside Rittal's containerised data centre
• NBN stalls over inaccurate address data
• Telstra resets 230,000 passwords after breach
• Qld considers centralised ICT purchasing
• OS X Mountain Lion features emerge
• Toshiba AT300 tablet joins Tegra 3 club
• Sony's tablets get Ice Cream Sandwich
• Apple iPen stylus incoming: report
• Thinner Nokia PureView phones on the way
• Thunderbolt arrives on Asus/MSI motherboards
• IT vendors in spotlight over price hike claims
• Google absolved in Oracle patent battle
• HP confirms mass layoffs
• HTC unveils Aussie 4G Windows Phone handset
• BigAir buys Allegro Networks
• Aussies face $1.1m fines for data breaches
• The world's biggest chip shop
• LG to launch four 4G smartphones in Oz
• Dell profits take dive
• UltraServe prepares Melbourne, Canberra data centres
• NSW Govt tests 'elastic infrastructure'
• Thousands affected in cloud billing breach
• Perth man faces spam suit in NZ
• Secret list exposes Aussies at data risk
• Ballmer wants 500m users on Win8 in one year
• In pictures: the highlights of CeBIT 2012
• FaceTime over 3G coming to iOS 6
• Apple CEO earns US top dollar
• Apple, Samsung chiefs ordered to court
• Cyber crime ringleader sentenced to jail
• Chrome steals crown from Internet Explorer
• Google eyes Motorola job cuts: report
• Olympic edition Samsung Galaxy Note spotted
• OS33 sets up shop down under
• Inside the world's biggest chip shop
• Five companies courting controversy this week
• Nokia tears through cash reserves
• In pictures: AusCERT gala awards dinner
• China clears Google-Motorola marriage
• Apple iPhone 5 to debut bigger screen: report
• Samsung Galaxy S III gets nine million pre-orders
• Patients get iPads, wi-fi to connect and play
• Photos: AusCERT 2012 day one
• Kaspersky backs Aussie data retention plan
• Nokia Lumia 900, 610 land in Australia
• Inside Acer's Australian computer facility
• Oracle: HP eyed Sun as Itanium exit
• Budget HTC Ville C budget leaks
• Hands on: Motorola RAZR Maxx
• Samsung sets date for Galaxy S III down under
• AusCERT 2012: The cybercop shop
• Sony debuts 'floating touch' Xperia Sola in Oz
• Raspberry Pi: the $40 PC arrives down under
• Google to release five Jelly Bean Nexus devices: report
• Steve Jobs biopic gets Aaron Sorkin treament
• In pictures: HP's Global Influencer Summit
• AusCERT: Global cyber arms race in full swing
• In pictures: HP's new notebooks
• Photos: AusCERT 2012 day zero
• Microsoft cans 'free' upgrade to Windows 8
• Amazon set to launch bigger Kindle Fire 2
• LG Optimus 4X HD prepares to launch
• Apple iCloud update adds new social features
• Acer reveals Aspire M5 ultrabooks
• Apple fan sells house for charity
• Accused LulzSec hacker pleads innocent
• Apple readies thinner, brighter MacBook Pro
• iCloud outage downs 15m users
• Malaysia tops Australia in NBN connection race
• Intel wants chips in iPhone, iPad
• Most Windows 8 tablets will be hybrids: report
• iPhone 5 components leak, on sale
• Hands on preview: BlackBerry 10 OS
• In Pictures: Acer's Timeline Ultra M3
• QLD Transport moves on from IT integration
• Wozniak calls for open iOS
• Govt mulls more mobile emissions checks
• Acer Aspire M3 ultrabook lands in Australia
• Asus Transformer Pad arrives in Australia
• HP takes Aussie partners on Top Gun flight adventure
• Fake degree brings Yahoo! CEO Thompson down
• LG Eclipse 4G out-powers Galaxy S3, One X
• Apple ditches Google Maps in iOS 6
• Sneak peek at iOS 6
• Microsoft issues fixes for 'patched' Duqu threat
• Apple co-founder slams Aussie tech prices
• Photos: Corning's NBN cable manufacturing facility
• Aussie pressure forces Apple to drop 4G iPad claim
• Inside Corning's NBN cable manufacturing plant
• HP unveils pricing for Linux-only cloud beta
• First look: HP's new business ultrabook
• Fujitsu unveils Ivy Bridge ultrabook
• Thin, flexible, indestructible: HP's vision for the future
• Pacnet triples Sydney data centre capacity
• Mozilla cries foul over IE lock-in on Win 8 tablets
• Inside NSW's evolving ICT strategy
• Nokia Lumia 900 to launch in Australia
• Fortune 500 reveals richest disties
• Carbon tax scam hits businesses
• NBN rollback to cost taxpayers at least $1.8 billion
• Hands on: HP Spectre XT
• iPhone 5 launch date leaked
• Hands on: HP Envy Sleekbook
• Hands on: BlackBerry Curve 9320
• Not-for profits choose Microsoft over Google
• Budget 2012: resellers react
• Oki anoints new Aussie MD
• Samsung launches i7 Series 5 notebooks
• Budget 2012: IT spared in spending cuts
• Federal Government pours millions into NBN ads
• Biz tax cut chopped from Federal Budget
• RiverStone deploys iPads for digital building
• AMP spends $220m on AXA IT integration
• Struggling SMBs get Budget relief
• BlackBerry 10 details leaked
• Apple to launch "affordable" MacBook Air: report
• Apple stomps on bugs with new update
• Flawed Apple update traps passwords
• NBN Co prepares voice services for prime-time
• DiData brings UK security manager back home
• Brennan IT negotiates 'major' global partnership
• In pictures: Post mortem of exploding iPhone 4S
• Smartphone smack-down: Samsung Galaxy S3 vs iPhone 4S
• Samsung Galaxy S3 vs Samsung Galaxy S II
• First drive-by Android malware detected
• Virgin shaves excess data fees for smartphones
• NBN Co eyes 100 GB satellite quotas
• Google faces $10m fine for Safari gaffe
• NSW Govt opens the books on IT projects
• Case of smoking iPhone solved
• Create wireless hotspots on the spot
• Panasonic Toughbook CF-53AACHYDA
• The apps race
• Govt wants public vote on data retention
• Socialomics: business opportunity or opportunity cost?
• Intel appoints new channel manager
• Aussies last in line for Galaxy S III
• Introducing BIT.com.au
• Friday fun: caption contest
• Mafia muscles in on Russian cyber crime
• Amazon launches Cloud Drive app for Windows and Mac
• Samsung Galaxy S3 launches
• Hands on: Samsung Galaxy S3
• In pictures: e-waste recycling plants
• TransACT suffers 24-hour fibre outage
• Windows 8 RT tablets face minor market share
• Harvey Norman releases 'unaudited' accounts
• Global Payments admits it was ditched from PCI lists
• Optus, Vodafone to build 500 joint sites
• Who will write the ultrabook of love?
• The long road to thin and light computing
• Ultrabooks: the next generation
• Amazon to launch iPhone killer: analysts
• Sony unveils Vaio T ultrabook
• RIM won't ditch physical keyboards
• RIM offers BB10 devs $10,000 cash per app
• Melbourne IT user portal downed by Office Live migrations
• Google wins US Govt cloud biff with Microsoft
• Trend Micro awards 'rising-star' partners
• Netstumbler creator behind Google wi-fi snoop
• Mac Flashback hijacked $10k a day: Symantec
• Hands on with Acer's all-in-one Aspire
• Optus slashes 750 jobs
• Dell opens first Australian Solution Centre
• Cybercrime shop manages hacked websites
• Skype users risk detail exposure from hack portal
• BlackBerry 10 'Alpha' phone can't make calls
• Logicalis acquires Aussie integrator
• Inside Dell's Sydney Solution Centre
• On the move: changes in the channel
• iPhone 5 to get NFC with iTunes sharing
• Wozniak: Microsoft poached Apple staff for Windows Phone UI
• Symantec: Spam is down, but malware hot as ever
• Microsoft squashes Hotmail hijack bug
• Four-year old critical Oracle bug still alive
• Internode doubles broadband network
• Microsoft nixes Nook tiff with Metro deal