Imation's Micro Hard Drive, which contains 2-gigabytes, has been recognised by the Guinness Book of World Records for having the world's smallest hard drive spinning head.
Students will be able to share education materials with other member schools through a new interactive learning portal that is to be launched by the Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia.
Customers and partners have voiced their support of the merger between Symantec and Veritas, which was finally completed this week along with the announcement of a new board of directors.
Higher capacity Internet services are being established for Australian universities, research institutions and education organisations to allow them to communicate valuable information more smoothly between each site.
Cybercriminals have split into different classes, ranging from amateur cyber delinquents to professional cyber gangs, to systematically commit illegal acts, according to McAfee's Virtual Criminology Report.
Small businesses can have their business files, accounting records and emails automatically backed up every day now without the inconvenience of alternating tapes, CDs or DVDs.
New recommendations have been made by the Australian Information Industry Association about how organisations can reduce the number of PCs, printers and peripherals that end up in landfill as electronic waste.
An analysis of malware trends during June have revealed that new tactics in attacking computer systems are being employed by hackers over the world, which include exploitation of news items, spamming Trojans, focused attacks and Rootkits.
Microsoft has been advertised not to buy controversial adware firm Claria, because of double standards and the risk of upsetting customers by supporting the deployment of unwanted adware.
Despite the recent decision in the U.S. to use printed records to improve the credibility of electronic voting, it seems unlikely that electronic voting will be used widespread in Australia, according to a spokesperson for the Australian E...
