The explosion of digital imaging technology, be it imbedded in a phone, PDA, camcorder, or a standalone digital camera, has left the world in no doubt that when it comes to capturing images, the digital revolution is very much upon us. But...
Dell is planning to significantly expand its imaging and printing offerings in the coming months and has signed new technology agreements with FujiXerox, Kodak and Samsung to help it achieve its aim.
This week the Australian Government made a submission to the UN's draft Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities. The submission highlighted the need for disabled people to have the ability to access information, communication ...
Today marks the first anniversary of the debut of the SoBig.A worm, but no-one will be celebrating this particular occasion as the risk from the type of threat it unleashed continues to escalate a year on.
New Zealand-based data backup service provider Sprite Software has formed a partnership with US-based Credant Technologies that will help organisations securely back up data on wireless devices.
The recent increase in customer confidence in shopping on the Net has seen a major upswing in spammers offering computer software at heavily discounted prices, prompting a leading email filtering company to issue a warning to consumers to ...
Veritas has bought Ejasent, a developer of products for utility computing, for US$59 million. Ejasent's core product , UpScale, offers the ability to move an applicaion from one server to another without disrupting or terminating the application.
Novell has won a contract to run the Victorian Government's Rosetta Project, which aims to ensure that electronic documents will be accessible for centuries via an online directory service.
Novell has won a contract to run the Victorian Government's Rosetta Project, which aims to ensure that electronic documents will be accessible for centuries via an online directory service.
