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  • Internet services in Australia let down disabled

    Disabled users in Australia have voiced their disappoint at using internet facilities in Australia, because they say the price of buying computers, paying for internet service providers and buying adaptive software is too expensive.

  • Iomega revs up its drives to rival tape

    The new Iomega Rev 35GB/90GB drive, released this week, aims to bring hard drive reliability and performance to world of removable storage, as a more cost effective and convenient alternative to tape.

  • EMC passes SNIA storage integration test

    EMC's arrays of Symmetrix and EMC CLARiiON networked information storage systems have passed the Storage Network Industry Association conformance testing program, meaning that they have approval to work easily with storage hardware and man...

  • Smart phones might not be as clever as they look

    Smart phones, which are being touted as the complete convergence office mobile system, might be becoming more popular due to their look than their actual business capabilities, according to Gartner Australia.

  • Tighter security for IP ports

    The SNIA (The Storage Networking Industry Association) has released new best practice guidelines which aim to educate end users on how to protect their IP management ports in storage networks from the minimum level of security risks.

  • Tassie leads Australia with new e-government site

    The Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts has granted the Tasmanian government with the first online site in Australia to provide more transparent information about council performances in a State or Territory j...

  • Tighter security for IP ports

    The SNIA (The Storage Networking Industry Association) has released new best practice guidelines which aim to educate end users on how to protect their IP management ports in storage networks from the minimum level of security risks.