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• Coalition pledges to review Huawei's NBN lockout
• LG Optimus G announced
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• Dropbox tightens sign-in security
• Ramco brings cloud ERP to Oz
• Samsung teases Windows 8 tablet
• Anittel wins second hosted Cisco UC deal
• Online betting scam robs Aussies blind
• Android, iOS adoption makes history
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• Lenovo defends 60 percent Aussie 'tax'
• Anittel enters trading halt
• Metro Trains trials free wi-fi
• 'Weird mob': Intermec trashed by former distie
• The death of distribution?
• Foxconn fights sweatshop image
• Amazon invite hints at new Kindle Fire
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• NBN Co CIO resigns
• Woolworths struggles under weight of Dick Smith
• Data#3 reveals battle scars for FY12
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• RSA finds phishing cost $687m in six months
• In pictures: Seagate Backup Plus portable drive
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• Telco staff put on iPhone 5 blackout
• CSG reveals cost of print restructure
• HP posts huge loss
• Two Aussie SAP specialists acquired
• New cybercrime law forces telcos to store user data
• Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 hits Sydney
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• Rackspace opens Sydney data centre
• In pictures: Gadgets set for September
• McAfee update chaos ignites user fury
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• Telstra axes staff, regional call centres
• Apple wins advert-skipping patent
• Hidden wallpaper app infects 500k Android devices
• Anonymous attacks sites over Assange, Pussy Riot
• Researchers in "Crisis" mode over virtual malware find
• Copyright could cramp cloud computing
• Melbourne IT reports "horrendous" SMB sales
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• Apple to open new Brisbane store
• Huawei inks radio tech deal with NZ firm
• Sony announces Xperia SL
• iPhone SMS spoofing tool appears
• AMD hacked, staff logins leaked
• iPad accessory case recalled over fire, shock fears
• NBN Co passes FOI scrutiny
• iiNet chief dismisses mobile talk
• Motorola steals Nokia's thunder with same-day event
• Asus Transformer Pad 300 gets Jelly Bean update
• Avnet gives Aussie resellers free trip to the cloud
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• Datacom joins crowded federal ICT panel
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• Brocade boss steps down
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• Samsung to open Sydney store next week
• In pictures: Channel lets loose at Delirium
• NBN customer quoted $150,000 for fibre extension
• Half a million credit cards stolen from Aussie business
• Microsoft introduces detection for Bafruz trojan
• Black Samsung Galaxy S III appears
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• Microsoft, Nokia announce secret Sept 5 event
• New local boss for Aastra
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• The dark art of avoiding mobile bill shock
• Toshiba tosses Windows RT
• Aussie SMEs shun online
• SMS M&T prepares cheque book
• Broadband customers jump on Optus cable
• Ex-Telstra boss Trujillo targets T-Mobile
• Surface Windows RT price leaks
• Microsoft, Adobe issues fixes in monster Patch Tuesday
• WikiLeaks repels DDoS attacks
• Possum family found in Telstra pit
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• Small biz gets carbon tax lesson
• Microsoft outs Windows RT makers
• Samsung guns for iPad with P10 tablet
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• DWS survives 'tough operating environment'
• Aussie clothesline maker buys Lan 1
• Microsoft reveals Metro replacement name
• JB HiFi bullish despite profit slump
• NBN Co formalises user-pays fibre, wireless extensions
• NSW Govt to disclose budget info to tenderers
• BlackBerry code cracked by Indian govt
• WikiLeaks suffers massive DDoS
• Samsung reveals Exynos 5 processor
• Acer Iconia A110 takes on Nexus 7
• ShoreTel replaces Avnet with Distribution Central
• In pictures: How the iPhone 5 looks so far
• Aspect talks Dell team-up, Microsoft UC solutions
• Costs may apply to indecisive NBN users
• In pictures: Upcoming Windows 8 tablets
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• Hackers hit Aust Institute of Business Brokers
• Telstra boosts NBN, mobile investments
• Microsoft to release patches for IE, Exchange bugs
• Apple, Amazon learn from reporter's hacking nightmare
• Google slapped record $21.3 million in privacy case
• Sony Xperia tablet photos leak
• NBN Co's second corporate plan
• Sophos appoints channel guru as Aussie boss
• Lenovo launches Windows 8 tablet
• Microsoft widens gap between WinPho 7 and 8
• Apple tightens ID policy after hack
• Apple plots NFC shopping app
• BlackBerry, Android users targeted by Zeus trojan
• In pictures: Synnex's Aussie roadshow
• Samsung bypasses partners for SSDs
• Aussie credit cards sold on Russian site
• Aussie businesses snare IT budget windfall
• Melbourne IT, AAPT face privacy probe
• Oz privacy commissioner makes Google destroy data
• Apple to ditch YouTube app in iOS 6
• iOS 6 hints at bigger iPhone 5
• Windows patched bug continues to wreak havoc
• Hands on: Asus' Transformer Pad Infinity
• Case study: Seventh Day Adventists preach cloud gospel
• NEC Australia ups body count
• HP's mystery tablet
• Q&A: McAfee's new channel boss talks partners
• Windows 8 packaging surfaces
• Scammers attack payroll outsourcer
• Westpac shrinks outsourcing relationship with IBM
• Eftel buys Sydney ISP
• Nokia Windows 8 phone set for September: report
• Apple to buy social network: report
• Dell Streak 7 sells cheap
• HTC in free fall
• Channel face-off: BYOD
• Data breach costs LinkedIn $1 million
• Cash clouds: great if you're savvy, grim if you're not
• Friday fun: caption contest
• Scuttled Retravision stores offload stock
• Microsoft pulls Metro moniker over trademark dispute
• Asus spruiks Padfone to enterprise
• The measure of a data centre
• In pictures: Aastra partner conference
• How to ease your tax pain
• Apple's Asia Pacific lags on sales
• Sources reveal iPhone 5 debut date
• In pictures: BlackHat 2012
• Pacific Fibre folds, submarine cable plans scrapped
• Dick Smith boss steps down
• Samsung tablet to match iPad retina display
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