Nokia expands multimedia line
COMMUNICATIONS provider Nokia will expand its Nseries range with the launch of new multimedia mobile phones in Australia by March 2009.
Primus bets on bill shock killer
PRIMUS Telecom has launched a capped mobile broadband service aimed at eliminating bill shock for consumers.
Ubuntu gets major security fix
Ubuntu users are being advised to update their systems after the release of a patch for the operating system’s Linux kernel.
Mozilla steps up Firefox 3 push
Mozilla is stepping up its efforts to drive users to Firefox 3.
iPrimus trumps Telstra wireless broadband data limit
It only took five days, but Telstra’s 10 GB wireless broadband limit has already been trumped by iPrimus with a newer, cheaper 12 GB plan.
Symantec execs encourage using Facebook at work
Organisations that block access to sites such as Facebook are limiting the use of critical business tools necessary to a Generation Y workforce, argued Symantec executives in Sydney on Tuesday.
‘Greatest cyber-heist in world history’
Did a computer intrusion at a Best Western hotel in Germany open the door for a hacker to steal the records of 8 million customers?
Pacific Wireless eyes iBurst
WIRELESS broadband provider Pacific Wireless has signalled its intention to buy the assets of Commander Communications’ iBurst.
Mystery IT glitch hits Qantas
QANTAS is trying to trace the cause of system glitches with its new passenger control system that delayed flights today and last night.
AnalystWatch: Salesforce.com InStranet Acquisition
Salesforce.com has paid approximately $31.5m to acquire InStranet, a privately owned supplier of customer service-centric knowledgebase software that is used in call centers and web self-service scenarios.