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• Listed integrator signs $46m govt contract
• Intel to exit TV business: reports
• Surprise rescue bid for collapsed ASX-listed IT firm
• Apple admits to iPhone 5s bad batch
• Telstra hits milestone for 'Internet of Things'
• Will Facebook buy BlackBerry?
• Fuji Xerox rolls out managed print service for partners
• Lonely Planet to shift to NetSuite
• Anittel to spend big on Cisco gear after $3m funding line
• Govt hopes subsidy will accelerate NABERS uptake
• The real IT opportunities are hidden: Schneider
• Windows XP infection rates "six times higher" than Windows 8
• Integrator rolls out high-speed WiFi at high-octane theme park
• M2 to cut 100 jobs
• Nokia nails Lumia sales record
• ARM announces new Mali GPUs
• Google rewards early Glass users with new pair
• William Lowe: the man behind the IBM PC
• Project Ara: Motorola's customisable smartphone
• Ingram predicts Aussie breakeven or profit next year
• Limp iPhone sales behind bland Apple results
• Deloitte Australia's latest IT deal is windfall for VMware
• Thieves raid seventh JB Hi-Fi store
• Asus signs Avnet distribution deal
• More security flaws In Netgear, D-Link routers
• Bulletproof to go public
• PennyTel, iVoiSys assets snatched up by MyNetFone
• Photos: Thomas Duryea's cloud launch event
• UXC acquires $6m Melbourne firm
• Melbourne IT firm's stake in Nobel Peace Prize
• NetSuite to poach SAP customers
• Local integrator wins place on McAfee's global alliance
• 10 things we learned this week
• Samsung smartwatch now works with Galaxy S4
• Logitech unveils portable speakerphone
• HTC planning "disruptive" tablet, smartwatch
• Apple upgrades MacBook Pro: Pricing, specs
• Is YouTube launching a streaming music service?
• Public cloud: a bubble ready to pop?
• Integrator pitches in on NSW bushfire effort
• ASI rolls out network project at double time
• HP: We won’t chase tablets to the bottom
• PennyTel in liquidation amid fraud claims
• Photos: Asus' new ultrabooks, hybrids and more
• Asus looking for enterprise business with new hybrids
• Photos: Which Aussies were at Canalys Channel Forum?
• The surprising channel opportunity in wearable technology
• Telstra launches budget ISP
• Aussie satellite firm wins major deal with US Defense
• Nokia launches Windows tablet ahead of new iPad
• ARM reaches for 27% revenue increase
• Apple's iPad Air: specs, photos and price
• Microsoft working on wearable tech
• Comparison: iPad mini 2 vs iPad mini
• Comparison: Apple iPad Air vs iPad 4
• Apple Mac Pro: full spec, Australian price revealed
• NEC and three partners win $35m NT govt contract
• Australia's Access Testing sets up in Asian cyber hub
• Distie DNA to push analytics solution in Australia
• US security vendor adds Sydney sales office
• MDM vendor hires Aussie distie amid "phenomenal" demand
• Bevy of client wins help Aussie distie to top Nutanix status
• Pure SSD storage company launches in Australia
• Microsoft adds 30,000 social insight sources to Dynamics CRM
• Windows 8.1 problems and solutions
• Amazon, Capgemini enter web testing market
• Express Data CEO departs to Microsoft
• NEC launches Cisco unified comms offering
• Sydney integrator wins one of the "biggest WiFi projects"
• Tablets drive smart device shipments: Gartner
• Photos: A look inside the Pacnet facility
• Vocus expands data centre operations
• Pacnet's $38m Sydney data centre expansion
• Windows update bricks RT tablets
• $160m reseller Oakton vies for Sydney market
• Photos: Inside Oakton's new offices
• SAP winding down Business ByDesign: report
• Distribution Central has "most profitable quarter ever"
• AMD back in the black, but PC division shrinks 15%
• Motorola "looking to exit wireless LAN business"
• Mobile drives Google shares past $1,000 barrier
• 10 things we learned this week
• Minority Report-style gadget sold at Dick Smith
• NFC smartphone payments introduced by CBA, Coles
• Windows "won't get another major update until 2015"
• Slideshow: What's new in Windows 8.1
• Aussie resellers' verdict on Windows 8.1
• Amazon, HTC partner to make smartphone: report
• Slideshow: Windows 8.1 - the reviews are in
• Sony CEO: China, US important markets but not yet
• Citrix CEO steps back due to son's death
• Aussie mining and military tech group picks Dimension Data
• BlackBerry Australia, local resellers hit back at Gartner
• Google to support Chrome on XP until 2015
• Intel third-quarter results beat expectations
• Telstra to accelerate growth in IT channel
• Photos: First look at Dell's Ultrabook, PC range
• New iPads expected at Apple event
• NT reseller lands $5m government deal
• Getac announces rugged tablet and notebook convertible
• Photos: First look at HP's new notebooks, PCs and monitors
• Apple's $42 billion tax loophole closed in Ireland
• New Zealand IT integrator opens Sydney office
• Deloitte acquires another two Aussie tech companies
• Perth MSP's China deal "could be worth a million a year"
• Windows 8.1: return of the Start button hits TV advertising
• HTC One Max arrives complete with fingerprint scanner
• D-Link rushes to fix router backdoor
• Google in hot water over 'endorsed advertising'
• Reseller joins with Indian vendor to attack mobile videoconference market
• Forget flat fees, Australia gets pay-as-you-go AWS support
• Security standard answers market worries over cloud
• Integrator's training arm closed after acquisition
• NZ software company's $158m investment windfall
• Aussie IT distributor expands to NZ
• Photos: who attended HP's partner conference?
• Vendors handpicked for Qld cloud tender
• HP's Meg Whitman: Microsoft and Intel now rivals
• MYOB takes battle to Xero with partner conversion, cloud offering
• First Twitter app for Android tablet hits Samsung Galaxy 10.1
• Microsoft: Surface RT branding confused customers
• Ricoh IT wins "very large" accounts to new MSP solution
• 10 things we learned this week
• LG to enter tablet market
• Acer's new C7 Chromebook features Haswell and SSD
• BlackBerry co-founder considers buying company
• Microsoft readies new cloud enterprise products
• Photos: Distribution Central's Delirium party
• Thomas Duryea expands into disaster recovery
• Ballmer to be replaced "by end of 2013"
• Aussie channel veteran launches rival to LinkedIn
• Surface may be "available to all Aussie resellers": report
• Optus plucks $60m airline deal from Telstra
• Belkin reveals surprising integration partner
• The tech behind Belkin's home automation drive
• Photos: Who went to Altech's SummIT Expo 2013?
• Curved screen Samsung Galaxy Round
• Fujitsu reveals waterproof hybrids on Windows 8.1
• Cisco's $2.7bn acquisition finalised
• Perth IT firm wins nearly $100m of deals in four months
• HP's slide is personal, CEO Whitman tells staff
• Synnex pushes 'ruggedised' computing
• Reseller beats 12 rivals to health deal
• Intel's focus shifts to connected devices
• Millionth Raspberry Pi rolls off British production line
• Resellers to sell Office 365 directly - without Telstra
• Sydney MSP: challenge staff to keep them engaged
• CRN roundtable: Cloud control
• Educate employees to protect against the rise of cyber-attacks
• The new government: a market-driven approach to IT
• Striking the right balance between security and mobility
• Smart thinking to win government
• Solving the BYOD puzzle
• When communication breaks down
• Evolve or go extinct
• Luckily, cash isn’t the only reward
• Bright ideas needed to evolve past PCs
• CEO wanted, experience not required
• Rabid reseller: Translating the tubes
• Optus wins govt deal from Telstra
• $120 million Aussie IT company goes private
• Sensing a new problem for Apple's iPhone 5s
• Alcatel-Lucent to cut 10,000 jobs: reports
• Everyone in: suitors vie for BlackBerry
• Microsoft wants HTC phones to dual boot into Windows
• Microsoft's new Surface 2 "close to selling out"
• Google squeezes Chrome OS features into Windows
• Nexus 5 detailed in leaked service manual
• Dick Smith's new fashionable technology chain
• Apple iPad Mini with Retina display rumoured
• HTC posts first ever quarterly loss
• Curved-screen LG phablet coming
• Inside Move, Dick Smith's fashionable tech stores
• 10 things we learned this week
• Million-dollar merger between East Coast service providers
• Samsung on track for record profit
• Dell launches new Android and Windows tablets
• Google buys Kinect-style gesture recognition firm
• Dell unveil new range of high DPI XPS laptops
• Dicker Data focuses on cloud with latest agency
• Microsoft officially returning to CES
• Microsoft Surface will come in different sizes
• Melbourne BI firm beats Qlikview and Tableau to Honda account
• Juniper puts Hansjoerg Wagner in charge of Asia Pacific
• Carl Icahn has $2bn stake in Apple
• On the move: Optus, Lexmark, Panasonic
• Former DiData and Microsoft exec Natasha Datos joins Samsung
• VMware appoints ex-EMC figure Mirchandani
• Microsoft investors try to oust Bill Gates
• Private equity pumps $26m into Melbourne systems integrator
• IT firm helps Tasmania defend against terrorists and disasters
• HP launches "watershed" channel rewards program
• Intel buys Sydney-based IT firm for $21.5m
• Apple's Siri a weak link in iOS security
• What's a security flaw worth? $12.50 according to Yahoo
• Windows 8 growth spurt slows
• Extreme Networks appoints channel sales director
• Tablet, smartphone makers share in PC pain
• Telstra buys 50% stake in Melbourne IT company
• Inside NextDC's new Sydney data centre
• Microsoft apps now support 81 Windows 8.1 devices
• Landmark data centre opened in Sydney
• Photos: Channel flocks to data centre opening
• Windows Phone grabs much-needed market share
• Qld govt signs up 170 IT suppliers
• Google hunts talent in BlackBerry's backyard