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• Need to know: BlackBerry 10
• Lenovo announces record quarterly profit
• In pictures: BlackBerry 10 launch
• BlackBerry's Aussie onslaught
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• Michael Dell could control PC maker after buyout
• RIM changes name to BlackBerry
• New Aussie Logitech boss revealed
• US court rejects Apple's bid for more damages
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• Aussie resellers: Apple's business iPad is too late
• iAsset signs Arrow Electronics for internal upgrade
• Telstra halts Adam buyout review
• Microsoft unveils prices for cloud-based Office
• Backdoors found in Barracuda products
• Telstra completes South Brisbane fibre migration
• Netgear's A/NZ boss resigns
• Optus uses Juniper switches in core network upgrade
• NSW Police settles Micro Focus battle
• Anittel to build new data centre
• Java still unsafe
• Apple slashes Aussie tax bill
• NBN Co marks 10,000 active fibre connections
• Phone unlocking illegal in US
• Child labour discovered in Apple supply chain
• RIM names BB10 content partners
• Hands on: LG's 4G Optimus G
• In pictures: Digital Realty opens Erskine Park data centre
• NBN fibre goes live in four more areas
• Exclusive: Logitech's Aussie boss steps down
• Samsung reports record quarterly profit
• Cisco's Linksys sold to Belkin
• Microsoft profit dips ahead of Office relaunch
• Avnet shares rise despite net income drop
• Apple share slide wipes $47bn off market value
• Nokia axes dividend to save cash for Lumia
• Lenovo mulls buying Research in Motion: report
• Still no Surface to be seen for Aussie resellers
• HP software bug knocks out printers
• Lenovo's Heyworth joins VMware
• No product testing at Gillard's cyber security centre
• ACCC urged to probe Surface storage claims
• Nexus 4 finally back on sale - for $100 more
• Disappointing iPhone sales hurt Apple's revenue
• Aust govt asks for more Google users' data
• Steve Jobs threatened Palm with lawsuit for poaching staff
• RIM beefs up BB10 security credentials
• Fuji Xerox launches cartridge-free printers
• Gillard launches cyber security hub
• Aussie IT workers shunning uni courses
• In pictures: Microsoft's Surface Pro
• AMD still struggling under PC decline
• IBM earnings good sign for tech spending: analysts
• Australia misses out on first Surface Pro units
• Google revenue soars in Q4
• Mozilla shows off Firefox OS developer phones
• Security holes poked in Mega's cloud
• Former Microsoft exec calls for Ballmer to step down
• Successful execs will continue to be sacked in 2013
• Oracle opens doors to second Aussie data centre
• LG Optimus G coming to Telstra
• In pictures: Inside an underground data centre
• Does free wi-fi have a future?
• Patient details revealed in medical device hack
• Hackers hit UNSW
• Pirate Party enters Australian politics
• RIM considers licensing out software
• Huawei battles past security fears to rake in cash
• Windows 8 pricing to rise next week
• Guns, models and choppers: Dotcom's bizarre site launch
• Altech website hacked
• LinkedIn shuts clickjacking flaw
• Vodafone backflips on megabyte data charges
• Dell deal seeks investors
• Sharp slashes iPad screen production
• Bad reaction to Intel's big capital spend
• Dotcom denies revenge with new site launch
• Is Apple's stock broken?
• Adobe offers 20 percent deal reg with new cloud suite
• In pictures: Blacktown NBN rollout
• NBN lands in Western Sydney
• TPG faces High Court fight
• The dos and don'ts of customer service
• Intel's revenue forecast falls short
• Samsung gets thumbs up from Dutch court
• Another Java zero-day flaw up for sale
• Telstra to offer 4G global roaming
• Nokia to slash over 1000 tech jobs
• Visionstream nabs $90 million Telstra NBN deal
• In pictures: Equinix's eco-friendly data centres
• Dell buyout plans cause interest in HP assets
• PC titans copy rivals in desperate play for sales
• Are your employees really working?
• The world's most infamous tech CEOs
• Tech companies splash out on R&D
• Microsoft on hunt for 'killer' Windows Phone app
• Tech sector dragging down America
• The most influential executives of 2012
• In pictures: Facebook launches search function
• Plans to take Dell private are 'advanced'
• Amazon fighting $221 million tax bill
• Facebook launches search feature
• Vodafone dumps Crazy John’s
• Unisys scores QLD TAFE contract renewal
• Hole found in Linksys routers
• Rabid reseller: Resolution time
• Foxconn in bribery scandal
• Dell considers going private
• Telstra customers hit with bill scam
• Java still a risk despite patch
• RIM shares jump as carriers back BB10
• Top 5 best and worst products at CES
• On the move: changes in the channel
• Avoid the New Year Resolution Syndrome
• The year the cloud grew up
• Oracle releases fix for major Java exploit
• LeetGeek straps in for big 2013
• Why Invigor is suing Kit Digital
• Asus Taichi reaches resellers after delay
• In pictures: Eye-catching booths at CES 2013
• Optus boosts 4G network
• NBN Co beats yearly construction target
• Intel shows off its reference ultrabook
• In pictures: Rolling out the NBN
• NextDC unveils Aussie data centre trust
• SAP announces Business Suite for HANA beta
• Amazon hires creme of Australia's IT talent
• ZTE launching Firefox OS phone this year
• Apple in talks with world's biggest mobile carrier
• Lumia sales lift Nokia results and turnaround hopes
• In pictures: Google's Project Glass
• Google Project Glass revealed at CES
• Google puts spotlight on North Korea gulag system
• In pictures: Kogan's $149 phablet smartphone
• Kogan jumps on 'phablet' bandwagon with $149 smartphone
• India proposes hi-tech import curbs
• In pictures: best of the rest from CES
• CES 2013: ZTE Grand S 'phablet'
• Video: Flexible 'paper' tablet unveiled at CES
• Google drops patent claims against Microsoft
• Samsung seeks broader chip base as Apple cuts loose
• In pictures: The best of CES 2013 so far
• Panasonic mulls more layoffs, asset sales in revival plan
• CES 2013: New TV recognises user's face, tailors viewing content
• John McAfee: I installed keyloggers on Belize cop computers
• CES 2013: Huawei enters Windows Phone market with Ascend W1
• CES 2013: Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 800 chip brings 4K video to smartphones
• Video: Morphing touchscreen keyboard unveiled
• Microsoft reveals Windows 8 sales figures
• Sony mulls battery unit sale in push toward core electronics
• Chinese man led world's biggest piracy operation
• In pictures: CES 2013 keynote address
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• Digital Realty nabs $12m Sydney data centre
• Latest IE attacks connected to espionage group
• Adobe preps ColdFusion update to deter active exploits
• Dementia bluffs live memory analysis
• Galaxy phones power Samsung to record $A7.9b profit
• In pictures: Huawei's new flagship handsets
• CES 2013: Sony reveals waterproof Xperia Z smartphone
• iPhone 'Mini' will hit stores in six months: analyst
• Telstra sends comms-on-wheels to Tas bushfires
• Los Alamos removes Huawei gear amid security fears
• CES 2013: Nvidia Tegra 4 unveiled
• CES 2013 explained
• Apple app downloads hit 40 billion
• Will 2013 be the Year of the Phablet?
• BlackBerry Z10 image leaked
• Samsung Galaxy S4 release date and pic leaked
• Samsung to widen smartphone gap with Apple this year: Strategy Analytics
• Kuwaiti gets two years for insulting emir on Twitter
• Google pact with FTC could affect other patent disputes
• Big breakthrough for small computing
• US drops competition inquiry into Google
• CenITex scandal sparks calls for IT ethics training
• Australia's new mobile spectrum up for grabs
• Female IT graduates earn more: study
• Judge permits Amazon.com to offer "app store"
• Report: Apple testing new iPhone, iOS 7
• Hackers exploit zero-day hole in Internet Explorer
• PC sales revised over soft demand for Windows 8
• Autonomy Founder slams HP as US probe opened