The race is on to develop paper-thin flexible electronic displays, and less than a fortnight after LG’s announcement of the first colour electronic paper, Sony has announced a groundbreaking flexible display.

CAPTCHA boxes are used all over the web now. Adding a comment to a public discussion or signing up for an account at a web site will usually see you re-typing obscured characters from an image. But can these boxes be used for more than security?

A former Coca-Cola employee has been jailed for eight years after an FBI-led operation found she was plotting to steal secret Coca-Cola data and sell it to rival PepsiCo for $US1.5 million.

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia says baby boomers have hiked up their online banking usage since 2006, leading to 52 percent of the population now banking online and almost nine out ten users believing the systems they’re using are safe.

Gartner has named IBM as a world-leading provider of enterprise content management (ECM) in terms of revenue for 2006.

Despite receiving more spam than ever this year, a new study has found that users are on the whole less concerned by junk in their mailboxes.

In a whirlwind Australian tour, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has spent the last two days talking strategy with the Australian business community and reaffirming a healthy relationship with the Australian Department of Defence.

Cisco has announced that it will be picking up the privately held BroadWare Technologies, a developer of IP-based video surveillance software.

In an effort to update its core IT infrastructure, The New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development (DSRD) will soon be ditching its legacy NetWare systems and making the switch to Linux.

Climate Change activist and Australian of the Year Tim Flannery has reiterated his criticisms of the Australian Government’s stance on climate change, but believes when it comes to IT, the industry has taken a progressive stance on the iss...