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Opinion: Brain drain
Just when you thought it was all about sport and anyone with a brain would be forced overseas, along comes John Parker, the new CTO of NICTA, with a message of hope.
Ian Yates
Aug 18 2008, 9:52AM
Strategy
Opinion: Low rent
Is Apple’s move into movies the end of the line for the pay TV industry in Australia?
Ian Yates
Aug 15 2008, 9:25AM
Finance
Opinion: Let the games begin
Yeah, we know, the games have already started, but what’s got us interested is all the palaver about whether it’s kosher to use computer graphics as part of the entertainment.
Ian Yates
Aug 14 2008, 9:16AM
Software
Opinion: Who’s your nanny then?
So, Steve Jobs has admitted that Apple has built code into the iPhone to allow the company to knobble ‘bad’ applications.
Ian Yates
Aug 13 2008, 9:11AM
Mobility
Opinion: Where the streets do have names
Just in case you dropped in today from the outer reaches of the galaxy, the news is that Google unleashed it’s Street View offering on the netizens of Australia the other day.
Ian Yates
Aug 7 2008, 10:02AM
Collaboration
Opinion: Get off my cloud
Oh puhleese! Just shoot me now and get it over with. Dell is trying to make ‘cloud computing’ into its very own trademark.
Ian Yates
Aug 6 2008, 9:34AM
Software
Opinion: Oink flap
That’s the sound you’d hear if pigs could fly. And after reading the news this morning that Telstra has upped the speed and increased the download limit for data users of its Next G service, “pigs might fly” was indeed my initial reaction.
Ian Yates
Aug 4 2008, 3:46PM
Mobility
Opinion: Pie in the sky
The cloud computing push coming from all the major vendors and service providers is hardly surprising.
Ian Yates
Jul 31 2008, 12:10PM
Software
Opinion: The old switcheroo
Interesting to see Microsoft’s big boss Ballmer declare he’s ready to take the market share fight to Apple. Huh?
Ian Yates
Jul 30 2008, 2:53PM
Hardware
Opinion: Lounging around
The latest announcement from Intel started me thinking what would be really handy in a compact Internet gadget.
Jul 28 2008, 4:49PM
Hardware
Opinion: Virtually free
When Microsoft arrives late to the party it always likes to bring gifts.
Ian Yates
Jul 25 2008, 2:29PM
Software
Opinion: Secret security stuff
When a researcher finds a security hole in the network, should they stick their finger in it straight away or wait for the rest of the world to notice?
Ian Yates
Jul 25 2008, 9:34AM
Security
Opinion: Sunny Patches
The electricity bill lobbed into the letterbox the other day and of course, after the coughing fit subsided, the idea of installing some solar power floated into the nearest thought bubble.
Ian Yates
Jul 24 2008, 8:08AM
Training & Development
Opinion: Microsoft-Lite
What on earth has happened to Apple? The company is growing its market share according to the latest figures but it seems it can’t handle the extra numbers.
Ian Yates
Jul 22 2008, 2:15PM
Hardware
Opinion: Sent by my ego
Why is it necessary for users of these new email capable wonder phones like the Crackberry and the JesusPhone to include a footnote with every message telling you “Sent from my
”?
Ian Yates
Jul 16 2008, 1:36PM
Mobility
Opinion: Not enough fibre
According to experts the world will soon run out of Internet bandwidth unless we install oodles more fibre optic cable. This shortage was discovered by a company which makes…..fibre optic cables.
Ian Yates
Jul 15 2008, 1:45PM
Collaboration
Opinion: How to survive the Government ICT review
The Whole of Government [WoG] ICT review to be conducted by Sir Peter Gershon has the potential to significantly cut costs and increase efficiency. But an Ovum analyst warns it could create both short and long-term disruption to Government agencies and suppliers.
Dylan Bushell-Embling
Jul 10 2008, 4:21PM
Strategy
Opinion: Year of the penguin
It’s taken the confluence of several disparate but connected events to create the perfect breeding ground for desktop versions of Linux to finally flourish.
Ian Yates
Jul 9 2008, 10:20AM
Software
Opinion: Heavy cloud predicted
It’s not always easy to agree with the predictions made by analysts. Often they leave you wondering if they’re from the same planet.
Ian Yates
Jul 3 2008, 4:51PM
Collaboration
Opinion: Best practices for deploying Cisco TelePresence
Many companies are looking at videoconferencing and its associated technologies to help them to improve collaboration and communications among staff, and cut travel expenses and associated greenhouse gas emissions.
Anthony Stevens, CIO of Dimension Data
Jul 2 2008, 3:55PM
Collaboration
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