Breaking News

  • Probing Apple’s Stock-Option Documents

    US Federal investigators have been busy examining stock-option documents that have allegedly been falsified by former Apple employees as the company announces it will absorb $US84 million connected to misdated stock-options.

  • Open Source: As Disruptive As the Internet

    Alex Lee, managing director for Lateral Minds, believes it’s about time we quit making comparisons between open source and more traditional software solutions. But can the software market truly survive without an open source model?

  • Flaw Exploits Google Users

    Google has fixed a glitch in its Gmail that allowed malicious websites to obtain a user’s entire contact list.

  • Business Continuity A Big Spend In 2007?

    According to research undertaken by TheInfoPro, the business continuity budgets of almost half the Fortune 1000 and US midsized organisations are due to expand in 2007.

  • Recovery Ontrack

    Ontrack Data Recovery gears up for Microsoft Windows Vista adoption through the development of tailored recovery capabilities to protect against downtime and data loss.

  • Toshiba Boost HD DVD

    In the wake of the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, a number of companies pushing HD DVDs say they will be making a significant ‘announcement’ at a news conference this week in support of the format.

  • Happy New Year!

    Watch your inboxes, a new worm with the subject ‘Happy New Year!’ is on the move.

  • Winchester Systems Float On

    American based Storage vendor, Wincshester Systems, has recently revealed its age and celebrated 25 years in the storage market by taking a look back at an industry that has taken them from a 5 MB disk offering to a ‘SAN-in-a-Cabinet.’

  • HD DVD DRM Cracked

    In a development that could see a significant swing in format support for next generation DVD technology, the AACS protection system used by Sony and Toshiba has been cracked, and done so in only eight days.