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Aussie payments battle: eWay beats Square with POS reader
Talks Salesforce and Xero integration.
William Maher
Jul 21 2015, 11:51AM
Mobility
Hackers attack Euro govts through Adobe flaw
Malware dubbed 'MiniDuke'.
Jim Finkle
Feb 28 2013, 7:08AM
Security
Adobe to issue emergency fix for Reader security bug
Cybercriminals exploiting unpatched vulnerability.
Dan Kaplan
Dec 7 2011, 8:35AM
Security
Amazon opens global Appstore by stealth
Users happy but no explanation given.
Liam Tung
Sep 20 2011, 9:10AM
Mobility
Next-gen E Ink offers "thousands of colours"
Hanvon reader includes first example of colour E Ink.
Stewart Mitchell
Nov 9 2010, 9:01AM
Software
Amazon reports rush on Kindle
Tablet sells out in wake of price cut.
Shaun Nichols
Jul 29 2010, 8:44AM
Hardware
Sharp e-book reader coming this year
Device takes on the iPad with ability to play audio and video.
Khidr Suleman
Jul 21 2010, 8:36AM
Hardware
PDF vulnerability lingers despite patch
Still open to social engineering attack.
Shaun Nichols
Jul 5 2010, 8:29AM
Security
Adobe fills 17 Reader and Acrobat holes
Software firm accelerates patch cycle to address critical flaws.
Phil Muncaster
Jul 1 2010, 8:40AM
Software
Adobe issues security alert over 'critical' flaw
Vulnerability affects Flash, Reader and Acrobat.
Jun 8 2010, 4:32PM
Security
Thinner Amazon Kindle set for August release
Amazon reportedly planning to release an updated version of the Kindle.
Rosalie Marshall
Jun 1 2010, 8:58AM
Hardware
Amazon preparing Kindle for Android
Reader software will arrive within months.
Shaun Nichols
May 20 2010, 8:52AM
Hardware
Borders to sell Kobo e-Book reader for $199
Aggressive pricing versus Amazon's Kindle.
Neerav Bhatt
May 13 2010, 2:49PM
Software
Adobe readies critical Reader and Acrobat patches
Fixes will be delivered via new update system.
Apr 12 2010, 8:45AM
Software
Adobe plugs Reader and Acrobat security holes
Users urged to update as soon as possible.
Feb 18 2010, 9:28AM
Security
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Winner's name drawn out of a hat.
Staff Writers
Feb 5 2010, 2:51PM
Strategy
New Adobe zero-day threat discovered
Symantec warns of flaw.
Phil Muncaster
Dec 16 2009, 3:23PM
Software
Kindle gets longer battery life and PDF reader
Firmware update means seven days between charges, says Amazon.
Daniel Robinson
Nov 26 2009, 8:50AM
Hardware
RIM boosts BlackBerry multi-factor authentication
New smartcard reader offers AES-256 encryption.
Phil Muncaster
Aug 18 2009, 8:32AM
Mobility
Adobe kicks off patch roundup with critical fixes
Adobe has delivered its first quarterly roundup of security patches, fixing critical vulnerabilities in Reader and Acrobat that could cause the applications to crash, and potentially allow an attacker to take control of the systems.
David Neal
Jun 11 2009, 1:00PM
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