Internode: your call is more important to us
Dread waiting in ‘telephone queue hell’? Internode’s real-time Flash display of its sales and support phone queues sets a new standard for ISPs to follow
NSW students to get promised laptops
Every senior NSW public school student will get to keep a mini laptop after a new funding deal was thrashed out at funding talks in Canberra.
New York songbird’s lament for Schapelle
An American musician has gained notoriety after penning a political song about convicted drug smuggler Schapelle Corby.
Corporate raider moves on Yahoo
Corporate raider Carl Icahn increased his stake in Yahoo after co-founder Jerry Yang decided to step down as head of the internet firm.
Technology responsible for Mumbai attacks
While India reels from the deadly terrorist attacks in Mumbai, CyberMedia India Online (CIOL) is ranting that technology is to blame.
Nokia to pull out of Japan
The world’s largest mobile maker has decided to pull out of the largest market on the planet.
End of the road for ‘rip and replace’ IT
The wasteful ‘rip and replace’ culture adopted by many IT departments will be wiped out in 2009 as businesses focus on making better use of the systems they already have, according to service-oriented architecture firm Software AG.
Seagate fixes bug in Barracuda drives
Seagate has fixed a bug in its Barracuda 7200.11 1.5TB hard drive which caused applications to hang intermittently.
New, old media good for each other, Huffington says
New media and old can clash and crowd each other out, but blogger extraordinaire Arianna Huffington argues in a new book that the two worlds are rapidly joining together to bring out the best in each other.
Vodafone’s $0 Dell netbook isn’t free – it’s $720
Vodafone’s announcement of a $0 Dell netbook and mobile broadband bundle doesn‘t actually mean the laptop is thrown in for free.