Internet giant and global success story, Google has divulged the IP address of a controversial user of its ‘Blogger’ service to an Israeli court without a legal mandate forcing it too.
Just when you thought the online office suite market couldn’t get more crowded, another competitor has jumped in the ring with the likes of Microsoft and Google and appears to have done what both heavyweights have so far struggled to do – ...
The posters are being torn off light poles and the annoying mailouts have ceased, so while you may not be hearing about how unions or economic mismanagement are going to make the sky fall in, you may have heard that we have a new Prime Min...
The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has welcomed the newly-elected Labor Government in what it is calling “a critical juncture for the information, communication and technology industry in Australia.”
Remote Backup Systems (RBS), the company commonly known for its remote online backup technology has announced its membership of the Oracle Partner Network.
German police have been foiled in their efforts to wiretap VoIP communications, saying that the encryption used by Skype’s Internet telephony software makes it impossible for them to monitor the conversations of criminal suspects.
In yet another trump card for the content management company, Objective has been chosen by the Social Security Appeals Tribunal (SSAT) the commonwealth agency in charge of welfare reviews.
Thanks to a bug in the latest update to Apple’s Tiger operating system (otherwise known as version 10.4) users with Bootcamp installed can suffer a complete loss of data on their hard drives from the inability to boot up.
Early test results from Windows XP Service Pack 3 indicate that Windows Vista may be about to lose just a little bit more of its “wow”, with the upcoming release showing a 10% boost in performance over SP2.
