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Computerworld -
By Loek Essers TechBriefcase is a new, free service where IT Professionals can Search, Store and Share IT white papers and content like this.
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PCWorld -
By Cameron Scott, IDG News The makers of the mobile app Girls Around Me came under fire Monday for helping men to "stalk" unsuspecting women, but the incident also reveals how much we still have to learn about what social networks reveal about us.
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BBC News -
Motorola Mobility's patent lawsuits have become the subject of two investigations by the European Commission. It follows complaints by Apple and Microsoft after Motorola tried to block sales of their products.
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Sydney Morning Herald -
The CSIRO's multi-million dollar settlement in the United States over the use of their patented wireless internet technology has sparked calls for other Australian researchers to better manage their intellectual property.
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Sydney Morning Herald -
Not only are we in a popularity contest, we are in a popularity contest in a hall of mirrors. The digital age has us living in a perpetual and pervasive popularity contest.
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The Guardian (blog) -
A selection of nine new apps for you today: Dance brand Ministry of Sound has a new iPhone app for sporty types, providing the soundtrack to their runs, as well as route-planning features.
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ABC Online -
ALAN KOHLER, PRESENTER: In the past two decades, the Chinese company Huawei has gone from nowhere to be the second largest supplier of network gear in the world and it's soon expected to be number one with revenues of more than $30 billion.
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PCWorld -
By Karen Haslam, macworld.co.uk Apple may be sued for misleading consumers about the 4G capabilities of the new iPad in the UK. The company has already been found guilty of misleading advertising in Australia, and has been instructed to offer a refund ...
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NEWS.com.au -
DICK Smith's $7 million games sale has been labelled a PR disaster after shoppers left confused and empty handed. Dick Smith acting general manager David White issued the apology this afternoon to disappointed gaming sale customers.
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iTWire -
Large multi-national cloud computing providers like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft are making significant headway in the Australian business market with two-thirds of local enterprises that use Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) already using their ...
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iTWire -
ISP Internode has begun selling Internet and VoIP services delivered via NBN Co's first fixed wireless tower. The first NBN fixed wireless tower serves some of the area around Armidale (NSW), and Internode has started offering its services via that ...
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PCWorld -
By Lucian Constantin, IDG News A new configuration of the Ice IX malware attempts to trick its victims into exposing their credit card details when they try to access their Facebook accounts, according to security firm Trusteer.
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By David Murphy Leave it to Google to get the April Fools' party started one day early. One of the company's fun little experiments for tomorrow's day of tech tomfoolery is the addition of a new "8-bit Quest Maps" feature to Google Maps.
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Delimiter -
news Optus subsidiary, Virgin Mobile, has announced it is refreshing its suite of Postpaid Mobile Broadband plans. According to a media release issued by the company yesterday, Virgin Mobile has increased the data allocation on all its 12-month ...
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Blacktown Advocate -
Front (LR) Blacktown Councillor Allan Green and Geoff Bates and members of the Quakers Hill community who don't want a Telstra telecommunications tower installed on the ALDI site.
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PCWorld -
By Agam Shah, IDG News Dell's plan to buy Wyse Technology is an effort to boost its client hardware portfolio and protect the company from the effects of the recent slowdown in PC sales, analysts said on Monday.
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