An Australian company has released a new kind of online office suite, challenging the likes of Thinkfree, Zoho and Google in the emerging web 2.0 world.

Navigating planes, cars, banking transfers and even military operations may be a more little difficult after a solar eruption in December 2006 disrupted the Global Positioning System.

At the invitation of Second Life’s real-world hosts Linden Lab, the FBI has investigated the online community’s gambling facilities.

Following Sun’s Blackbox, Data centre specialist Rackable is showing off its latest modular “containerised” data centre, emphasizing mobility, extreme density and low power costs.

Sun Microsystems and Boeing are teaming up to launch a new open architecture that they say will enable organisations to collect, process and store massive amounts of data at unheard of speeds.

US copy and printing colossus Xerox has just announced that it will acquire document management specialist Global Imaging Systems (GIS).

BitDefender have named the top ten malware threats for March in a list covering 60 percent of all viruses seen in circulation and a call to beware of malware ‘Darwinism.’

Auckland printing service provider GEON has just commissioned a new purpose-built printing facility in Auckland, greatly increasing its printing and mailing capabilities.

Iomega has announced its latest SMB san solution, a two terabyte RAID box that comes with hot-swappable drives, an LCD status panel and formidable data redundancy capabilities thanks to EMC’s Retrospect Express.

A German study has found significant power, ecological and financial savings can be harvested by making the switch from PCs to thin clients.