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• Apple posts highest-ever profit but iPhones flatline
• Commvault appoints new channel manager from EMC
• Oracle to kill off Java browser plug-in
• Why did Leader buy Altech?
• Microsoft rides high on hot demand for cloud products
• AWS sales up 69% but Amazon still gets hammered
• Xerox to split, create standalone services business
• Microsoft Australia approves 150 new Surface resellers
• Apple recalls AC wall plug adapters in Australia
• Vocus mega merger with M2 passes major milestone
• SAP Australia appoints new channel boss
• UXC Red Rock chief departs after 16 years
• Summit Group acquires VoIP customers from failed PCRange
• AIIA recruits new chief out of NICTA
• Apple can read your iMessages despite encryption
• Xerox PARC pioneer among tech folk recognised on Australia Day
• Ex-Dick Smith buying boss becomes CEO of Best & Less
• ASX grills Empired again for availability of information
• Citrix closes Sydney lab, sacks staff
• Poll result: has your most important vendor changed?
• Google Glass disappears from social media
• Data#3 and EMC score huge partnership at MCG
• MOQdigital appoints former Hewlett-Packard director
• Apple cuts taxable income amid $1.7bn Australian sales surge
• Alphabet now world’s most valuable company
• A widow's battle to access her husband’s Apple account
• Apple to cop first-ever decline in iPhone sales
• Google to pay $265 million back taxes in UK
• Symantec reseller busted for tech support scam
• NFL team's Microsoft Surfaces disconnect during final
• Canon Business Services head Craig Manson departs
• RSA event asks security execs to reveal Twitter passwords
• Sydney's Squiz joins forces with US partner for digital govt
• Dick Smith terminates 181 staff, closes 27 stores
• Business will drive wearable and AR markets
• Tinder adds STD testing locator to end feud
• Dick Smith creditors could be in limbo until August
• Empired shares tumble 43%, denies sensitive info leak
• Why did Telstra buy Kloud for $40 million?
• Schneider Electric challenges Tesla's home batteries
• Telstra pours money into app delivery startup
• Telstra acquires Kloud
• Drone-busting vendor lands Australian distributor
• Optus wins Polycom partner of the year
• Game, set, match! Resellers hit the tennis with Synnex and CRN
• Dick Smith urged to run against Bronwyn Bishop
• FireEye acquires iSight Partners for US$200 million
• US and Australia vow to take on ISIS cyberthreat together
• Revealed: the worst passwords of 2015
• Melbourne reseller wins big in Cancun
• Cisco shows IT security outsourcing on the rise
• Fire fears force Microsoft to recall Surface power cords
• Avaya Australia head exits after just seven months
• Aussie IT spending to nudge $80 billion
• Microsoft to donate $1 billion of cloud services
• Uber explores on-demand helicopters with Airbus
• IBM forecasts weak earnings for 2016
• Ricoh IT launches Veeam cloud backup-as-a-service
• Anittel CEO appointed Inabox COO
• Telstra taps Microsoft partner to overhaul 370 stores
• NSW Transport spends $1.1m on Opal app from Outware
• Ignia lures former Microsoft, Dimension Data, Oakton exec
• IBM Australia hires MobileIron's head of sales
• David Dicker to build super-fast car for ‘rich guys’
• Dicker Data assists tornado-hit families with $100,000
• EMC channel manager Chris Trevitt resigns
• Intel Security's Australian managing director exits
• VMware Australia names new managing director
• Vic Education reveals $495 million IT services panel
• One-in-four would pay ransom to retrieve stolen data
• SMEs still using Microsoft's older IE versions
• Hyatt discovers malware at 250 hotels
• How to use Chromecast without wi-fi
• ACCC investigation forces Exetel to refund customers
• ACCC stings Kogan for misleading consumers
• 'High risk' vulnerability found on FritzBox routers
• The full list: Victorian Education IT services panel
• Can Apple crack gamers?
• Acronis Australia GM jumps to Cisco Meraki
• ACCC raps telco for retirement village shenanigans
• Altech assets acquired by Leader Computers
• Melbourne reseller Peak Insight wins Cisco pitch competition
• BigAir deploys Ruckus wi-fi for Western Sydney Uni
• Let's spam! David Bowie death exploited by cybercriminals
• IoT doorbell leaks wi-fi passwords
• Perth company hits back at BSA over piracy allegations
• IBM granted most patents of any US company in 2015
• Dell XPS 15 review: All the power you need in a slim, sleek laptop
• BMC appoints new Australian managing director
• Dick Smith creditors could be left hanging for six months
• Harvey Norman store fined $52k for misleading customers
• TechOne claims Australia’s software R&D crown after $41m spend
• Better to sell Mac1 separately from Dick Smith: creditors told
• Dimension Data scores $12m Office 365 deal with Transport for NSW
• Microsoft acquires Qld partner's Skype technology
• Microsoft Australia hunts for Surface channel manager
• Reseller accused of ‘unconscionable conduct’
• Google launches dedicated virtual reality division: report
• LiveTiles hires Sitecore channel boss
• Vendors of failed distributor PCRange find new home
• PC market shrunk at record pace in 2015
• Lexmark considers breakup
• Hold on, was OS X really the most vulnerable of 2015?
• I hacked Citrix, says Russian hacker
• Scammers contact Dell customers with scary details
• Buyers eye off Dick Smith... and its $390 million debt
• Melbourne reseller builds private Nokia 4G network for mining client
• Distie Transition Systems acquired by WhiteGold buyer
• New CIO brings Melbourne IT, AAPT experience to Vix
• Samsung Australia CEO replaced after two years
• Dick Smith CEO Nick Abboud resigns
• SAP Australia channel boss steps down
• Distributor PCRange goes under
• Western Sydney Uni students get 5,000 Microsoft Surfaces
• DWS appoints new CFO
• ASG wins $29m desktop-as-a-service deal for govt
• Accenture wins five-year IT contract from Specsavers
• Inabox lands major Telstra scalp as new CTO
• Hoverboard resellers in ACCC recall after Melbourne fire
• Altech owes millions to creditors
• Triforce scores new Mercedes from Synnex
• SAP tipped for strong 2015 results after solid renewals
• Fears of iPhone decline as Foxconn, other Apple suppliers slump
• Small telcos get stab at $128m in data retention grants
• Coles, Kogan, Woolworths offer relief for useless Dick Smith gift cards
• Motorola to be phased out: report
• JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman get first dibs on Surface Book
• Foxconn workers get rare holiday
• Xero Australia changes managing director
• Optus rescues Melbourne Stars after Dick Smith exit
• Twitter considering 10,000-character limit
• Apple OS X named most vulnerable software of 2015
• Broken dreams: 10 channel collapses in 2015
• Was Dick Smith set up to fail?
• Dick Smith googly stumps Big Bash's Melbourne Stars
• Dick Smith seeks white knight as vouchers, lay-bys become worthless
• Dick Smith Electronics sinks into administration
• Windows 10 already on 200 million devices
• Cisco chat client vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attack
• Snapped up! 10 massive M&A deals in Australia in 2015
• Amaysim buys Optus 4G reseller for $70 million
• John McAfee launches funding drive for password replacement tech
• Microsoft to warn users of govt hacking attempts
• Deals done! 10 major global acquisitions in 2015
• Are tablets dying?