Can you sniff out a rotten phish?
If so you are a member of an elite minority. According to research undertaken by Internet security specialist VeriSign, 86 percent of Australian Web users are at risk from online...
Dutch study: Teens, MP3 players, and hearing loss
A study conducted in the Netherlands shows that almost all teenagers (90%) use MP3 devices in the Netherlands. However, only about 7% of adolescents out of 48% that listen to...
The iPhone 3GS – still the best? (Pt 1)
The third coming of the Jesus phone has come at last, with the masses in their millions saying hallelujah for the much faster and smoother iPhone experience, but while trouble...
The iPhone 3GS – still the best? (Pt 2)
Continued from part one, we look at the iPhone 3GS and ask if it is still the best smartphone and handheld computing device, despite ever more and frienzied competition.
Gentrack powers on with billing, customer management contract
Western Australian power company, Horizon Power, has gone live with a new billing and customer information system from vendor Gentrack.
ATO $604 million extension for EDS
The Tax Office has extended its ICT services contract with EDS for two years beyond the end of June next year.
Firefox 3.5 expected June 30
It looks like Mozilla will just meet its prediction of a June release for Firefox 3.5. The new version of the open-source browser is expected to appear on June 30.
Scooby-Doo First Frights trailer
Scooby-Doo, everybody’s favourite canine over user of the letter ‘R’ is being spruced up for a CGI DVD release as well as a video game, click on through to see...
You know where you can stick your Windows 7?
DVDs are so last century and downloads, well we don't all have great broadband, so how can Microsoft get Windows 7 to the netbooking masses? Could a cute little stick do the trick?
Opinion: Spendthrift, spend right
The second in a series on managing IT investments by Grant Barker, senior executive of IT Strategy at Accenture.