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  • Higher quality image editing

    Canto has released a new image editing suite that can capture higher quality images from digital cameras so that they can be manipulated and produced with better results

  • Uncertainty in grid computing

    The IDC has released a report that has identified a lack of confidence in the concept of grid/utility computing and predicts that its uptake in business is not likely to be as popular in the overall market perspective as some vendors expect.

  • Queensland ICT disappointed with Government

    Queensland software companies have united in their fury at the Government for not providing enough financial backing to the ICT industry in Australia by spending so much money on the imports of foreign products.

  • Australians wise to MyDoom

    Recent analysis has revealed that Australians have not been too trouble by the recent variant of the MyDoom worm, despite causing significant problems elsewhere in the world.

  • Tax refunds offered in 24 hours

    August is always the busiest time of the year for tax returns and the long laborious process of filling out forms for a refund can be avoided now by applying online, thanks to a Web site designed by qualified accountants.

  • Bank rejects EMC, HP and NetApp

    A US bank has rejected EMC, HP and NetApp and has selected Permabit Inc.'s compliance and storage software instead to make sure if falls in line with stringent regulations.

  • Verbatim wins Web site award

    Verbatim has won an award by Macromedia for providing a Web site that it considers to be at the cutting edge of Internet technology and information delivery as well as being stylish and enormously valuable to its customers, reseller and di...

  • Australians wise to MyDoom

    Recent analysis has revealed that Australians have not been too trouble by the recent variant of the MyDoom worm, despite causing significant problems elsewhere in the world.

  • Tax refunds offered in 24 hours

    August is always the busiest time of the year for tax returns and the long laborious process of filling out forms for a refund can be avoided now by applying online, thanks to a Web site designed by qualified accountants.