The Digital Asset Management market is poised to top US$1 (AU$1.14) billion by 2013 according to new data from ABI research, with the continuing explosion of digital audio, video, photo and text generation the driving force.
Google’s new open source browser has been out for a day now, some are already calling it “revolutionary”, while others are talking up the brewing browser war far more ominously than they were with the release of Firefox 3.0. To see what al...
Today Google will launch itself headlong into the world of web browsers with the launch of Chrome, an open source browser it hopes will solve the challenges of the modern web.
New research from the UK’s Cambridge University has found that the first letter in an email address plays a large part in determining just how much spam one receives.
This week marks The Australian Information Industry Association’s (AIIA) 30th anniversary, a milestone it celebrated with politicians and industry stakeholders at Old Parliament House in Canberra.
Released last week, Internet Explorer 8 beta 2 has been found to be quite clingy to Windows XP, with some Service Pack 3 users discovering that once installed, they’re stuck with both IE8 and XP SP3 for good.
A new Web content management solution from ELO Digital Office simplifies the process by separating the graphical, navigational and structural elements from the text.
Microsoft has rolled out version 4 of its Windows Desktop Search application, improving on somewhat cumbersome previous versions with better performance, faster sorting and preview functions.
Enterprise data protection specialist Pretty Good Privacy Corporation (PGP) has released new versions of its encryption software, further increasing its policy control and data protection capabilities.
