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Telstra: CDMA customers avoid the Next G network rush

Telstra: CDMA customers avoid the Next G network rush

Australian telecommunication giant, Telstra, is urging all remaining CDMA customers to act now and upgrade to the Next G network to avoid any last minute rush when the CDMA network closes on 28 April.
Staff Writers Apr 17 2008, 8:18AM Collaboration
Tandberg Summit 2008: Video killed the radio star

Tandberg Summit 2008: Video killed the radio star

Tandberg is heralding the birth of video culture, with YouTube as proof of long-term growth
Leanne Mezrani Apr 15 2008, 5:45PM Collaboration
The desktop ain’t dead

The desktop ain’t dead

Desktop virtualisation enables solution providers to change the kinds of conversations they’re having with customers. By Joseph F. Kovar
Staff Writers Apr 15 2008, 5:32PM Collaboration
Getting to the bottom of a channel breakdown

Getting to the bottom of a channel breakdown

What happened to the Leading Solutions and ComputerCORP “merger”?
Trevor Treharne Apr 15 2008, 5:26PM Training & Development
Head to head: How strong is the Business Intelligence space in A/NZ?

Head to head: How strong is the Business Intelligence space in A/NZ?

Microsoft and IBM go head-to-head to discuss local demand for Business Intelligence software
Staff Writers Apr 15 2008, 5:24PM Software
The business sense of going Green

The business sense of going Green

‘Going Green’ is a topic that many people are familiar with, but it is still slow to be adopted in the corporate world.
Staff Writers Apr 15 2008, 5:20PM Finance
Studying the 2008 server scene

Studying the 2008 server scene

Martin Gregory provides his views on the top server trends expected to hit the Australian market this year.
Staff Writers Apr 15 2008, 5:03PM Collaboration
IBM proposes the death of flash memory and hard drives

IBM proposes the death of flash memory and hard drives

IBM’s Almaden Laboratory has been outlining a new form of memory that it says will replace both flash memory storage and platter-based hard drives.

Iain Thomson Apr 14 2008, 7:55AM Hardware
Sony to revamp the PlayStation store

Sony to revamp the PlayStation store

Sony has announced that from 15 April users of its online content store will be treated to a new look and feel site.
Staff Writers Apr 12 2008, 6:39AM Hardware
Queensland Uni giving schools the quickest Internet in the land

Queensland Uni giving schools the quickest Internet in the land

The University of Queensland is paving a high-speed broadband revolution for school communities with a new network that allows them to connect to the internet at a speed of one gigabit a second (Gbps).
Mitchell Bingemann Apr 10 2008, 6:34AM Mobility
USB malware on the rise

USB malware on the rise

Around a tenth of all malware is designed to use portable storage media, such as removable USB drives, as an attack and spread vector.
Robert Jaques Apr 3 2008, 2:01PM Security
Borland StarTeam 2008 goes out to the Australian channel

Borland StarTeam 2008 goes out to the Australian channel

Open Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) solutions vendor - Borland - has made available Borland StarTeam 2008, its software change and configuration management (SCCM) solution to its resellers.
Lilia Guan Apr 3 2008, 1:33PM Software
Playing the baby waiting game with an iPod

Playing the baby waiting game with an iPod

Waiting for a baby to arrive is like watching water boil, writes Matthew JC. Powell
Matthew JC Powell Apr 2 2008, 4:54PM Hardware
When will the converged network become a reality?

When will the converged network become a reality?

We ask our industry commentators when we can expect to witness fully converged networks in Australia
Staff Writers Apr 2 2008, 4:53PM Collaboration
Mobile Internet: the wireless convergence

Mobile Internet: the wireless convergence

The progressive rise of mobile Internet services could turn the tables on Australia’s copper wire monopoly
Liz Tay Apr 2 2008, 4:51PM Collaboration
TEAC plans to list on the ASX

TEAC plans to list on the ASX

Over the past two years, TEAC Australia has made great strides in reinvigorating the brand under the ownership of Singapore-based TT International. According to TEAC, its market-share has grown in the region and now it plans to list on the Australian Stock Exchange.
Lilia Guan Apr 2 2008, 10:48AM Finance
Notebooks hit the runway

Notebooks hit the runway

The notebooks on display at technology outlets are looking shinier than ever
Staff Writers Mar 27 2008, 11:35AM Hardware
Ten predictions for the chip market in 2008

Ten predictions for the chip market in 2008

VARs and industry experts on what lies ahead
Damon Poeter Mar 27 2008, 11:33AM Hardware
On the Mark

On the Mark

HP’s top exec says if you want to ‘kick some butt,’ partner with us. But if you’re not fired up, go find someone else to mess with
Craig Zarley Mar 27 2008, 11:32AM Hardware
Virtual insanity: the ugly side of virtualisation

Virtual insanity: the ugly side of virtualisation

Rabid looks at how virtualisation technology can be taken to an impractical extreme
Rabid Reseller Mar 27 2008, 11:30AM Collaboration

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