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  • CSIRO Beats Raging Bull

    It’s far from over but the CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) has won a significant victory defending the legitimacy of its Wireless Local Area Network patent, granted in 1996.

  • Recordkeeping Rules Relaxed For Bosses

    Recordkeeping rules for businesses have been relaxed in an amendment to the WorkChoices package as the High Court rules the changes are constitutionally valid.

  • Office 07 Goes Ocker

    Microsoft Office 2007 may be trying to push the boundaries of productivity, but the one improvement to the upcoming suite that has caught attention in Australia, is not the ribbon interface, but its inclusion of popular Aussie colloquialism...

  • New NAS Kit From SGI

    Silicon Graphics Incorporated has introduced two new network-attached storage appliances, which it says cut administration time in demanding storage environments where immediate access to large amounts of data is required.

  • FUJIFILM Wins Healthy Contract

    FUJIFILM Australia has won a $28 million contract with the Victorian Department of Human Services for the delivery of health related equipment and services.

  • Stars In The Dark As Files Are Lost

    The Sydney Morning Herald has reported that crucial client files containing the sensitive financial details of Paul Hogan and John Cornell have been lost.

  • No Third Party Security Needed For Vista?

    While spruiking its upcoming operating system, the head of Microsoft's Platforms and Services Division Jim Allchin has said that the antivirus and security measures in Windows Vista are so good he let his young son to surf the internet with...