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• Analysis: The end of Indian IT staffing as we know it
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• Lockheed Martin outed as mystery ASG bidder
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• Adware trojan targets Macs
• Oracle weakness leads to Wall Street questions
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• Aussie stores get Google Chromebooks
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• Adobe quarterly profit nosedives
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• NATO releases how-to guide for cyber warfare
• Exclusive: Grant Cleary exits VMware
• iPad data hacker in the big house for 3.5 years
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• Spooks can intercept Skype: report
• Applications open for QLD services panel
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• Junior telco Eftel admits "transaction" talks underway
• Gillard's 457 hypocrisy
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• Facebook to ape Twitter with hashtags
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• As Galaxy 4 nears, Apple blasts Samsung
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• Google moves to shut Reader, users vent
• Australian partners embrace VMware as rival
• Trade panel delays decision on Apple, Samsung patent fight
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• HTG summit to give local resellers a leg up
• Veeam doubles down on channel incentives
• Tax office clings to WinXP
• Google's Android chief Andy Rubin steps down
• Dell launches 18in tablet that’s also a desktop
• Samsung Galaxy S4: 8-core, 5 inch screen
• Synnex signs 'lifestyle' company Aiptek
• Gen-i axes Aussie staff
• Coles does in-store tablet roll-out
• iPhone apps riskier than Android
• Oz resellers denied channel-friendly Office 365 licence
• Coalition has three options for NBN: report
• Melbourne IT ditches digital
• Apple set to miss money targets
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• iPad Mini 2 to force down the price of all tablets?
• On the move: changes in the channel
• The biggest tech writedowns for 2012
• HP director defends chairman Lane
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• Icahn gets confidential look at Dell's books
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• Aussie tablet market tipped to explode
• Samsung to launch Apple iWatch rival alongside Galaxy S4?
• Google X Phone specs revealed?
• NSW Police nabs crims in counterfeit accessories sting
• Devil targets banks in Google Play store
• HTC Myst Facebook phone leaks
• Seven new Microsoft security patches
• HP board shake-up imminent
• Chinese hackers infiltrated Reserve Bank
• ACMA mulls long-term strategy for LTE spectrum
• iPhone 5S, Galaxy S4 get wireless charging?
• First look: ASUS Transformer AiO
• Nokia CEO's pay package halved in 2012
• Icahn demands Dell pay $US16 billion dividend to avert fight
• Facebook overhauls news feed
• Chrome; Firefox; IE 10; Java; Win 8 fall at #pwn2own hackfest
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• AusPost CEO eyes end of email
• Microsoft backs down on Office 2013 licensing changes
• Samsung Galaxy S4 coming in black and white
• ShoreTel launches UC as a service down under
• Intel's new Z87 chipset has bug inside
• ACT solutions provider gets into fibre
• Samsung Galaxy Note 3 on the horizon
• Dell insiders recommend sale
• HTC sales tanking
• Apple iPhone 5S specs revealed
• Investors go after HP board
• Internet of things to drive more mobile data use
• EU fines Microsoft $711m for broken promise
• NEC gets Cisco partner gong
• Huawei to release high-end smartphone
• Top shareholder demands Dell transparency
• Samsung to invest $107m in Sharp: sources
• Next gen iPad slated for April: Report
• Large Euro economies lag in fast broadband stakes
• 'Fibre-like' satellite broadband promised to Australia
• Westcon's Henderson calls it a day
• Oracle bundles cloud for channel
• Blackberry and Samsung win German government deal
• Tech's new guard joins old in Forbes rich list
• Apple to lose app store dominance by 2016
• Mahindra Satyam appoints Gupta as ANZ head
• Hansen buys Utilisoft Australia, extends reach into energy sector
• Flexible display points to a foldable future
• Aluminium Nokia Catwalk to strut its stuff
• Apple iWatch due this year
• Denmark wants $1 bln in back-taxes from Microsoft
• Australia accedes to EU Cybercrime Convention
• Law firm mum on Vodafone class action sign-ups
• Another Java exploit under attack
• CommBank builds security fault tree after RSA breach
• World's largest LTE network about to launch
• ALDI enters Aussie mobile market
• Samsung Galaxy S4 launch date
• Apple iPhone 5S, budget phones in the offing
• Megaupload founder suffers setback in US extradition trial
• Apple battle yet to bear much fruit for Einhorn fund
• Judge cuts Apple award vs Samsung, sets new damages trial
• Why Google is afraid of Samsung
• Munro leaves Lenovo
• ATO passwords stored in clear text
• Surface Pro to land soon (..er or later)
• Nexon buys Praxa
• Groupon CEO fired, finally
• Pacnet eyes NextDC as long term partner
• Domino’s stores compete for Facebook rankings
• EU may fine Microsoft over browsers by end-March
• Game on for chip makers as mobile devices seek competitive edge