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  • Seagate Unveils ‘Dave’

    Seagate has unveiled its Digital Audio and Video Experience. Known as D.A.V.E, the hand size device provides an external mobile hard drive that fits in your back pocket.

  • Symantec Vaults Intelligent Archiving

    Symantec has unleashed its Enterprise Vault 7.0, providing intelligent archiving capabilities alongside content storage that interprets compliance requirements

  • Gore: Opportunity for IT in Climate Change

    Former US Vice President Al Gore has pointed the finger at the IT sector to do something about climate change, and Australian IT services company Renewtek says it is already answering the call.

  • Europe Rallies Over Standard

    Deadline close today for submissions on the Microsoft licensed Office Open XML standard stirring up anti-competition concerns and controversy across Europe.

  • Access Data and IBM Manage Shareholder Data

    Enterprise reporting and data management specialist Access Data has forged a new partnership with IBM to bolster its expanding data management software and services portfolio.

  • Nuance Supports Vista

    Speech and imaging solutions provider, Nuance Communications, has announced full support for Windows Vista, Microsoft Office 2007 and Exchange Server 2007.

  • Open XML / ODF Converter Released

    Stage one of the Microsoft-backed project to develop a tool to convert Word documents between Open XML and Open Document Format has been completed, with version 1.0 of the Open XML Translator now available.

  • Oracle Releases Major Application Upgrade

    Oracle has announced updates to its five top product lines at its worldwide “Applications Unlimited” event this week, with E-Business Suite Release 12, PeopleSoft Enterprise Release 9.0, Siebel CRM 8.0, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 8.12 and JD...

  • Foiling Spam at the Source

    The exponential increase in spam is hardly news to anyone these days, however, as the avalanche of unsolicited email gathers force a new company has decided to take a different tact to resolve the problem.

  • Plastic MFDs for Sustainability

    As Ricoh is again listed as one of the world’s top 100 sustainable organisations by the World Economic Forum, the Japanese company says it’s preparing to manufacture vegetable-based plastics in its multi-functional printing devices.