Brides left at the altar in web scam
Scammers set up a website advertising a fake bridal show billed as the "biggest and most extravagant" and used it to steal from thousands of brides-to-be and their vendors.
Microsoft CEO sounds alarm over Google’s ‘unfair advantage’
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer intends to keep the regulatory heat on Google as his company strives to lessen its rival's dominance of internet search.
NBN Co to stay wholesale: Conroy
TELSTRA has misinterpreted the federal government's intentions in exposure draft legislation for the $43 billion national broadband network.
Telstra, Woolworths in talks over telecoms contract
Telstra and Woolworths are in discussions over a large telecommunications contract previously handled by the telco but now awarded to IBM, according to an internal source.
Spanish police take down massive Mariposa botnet
Spanish authorities have arrested three men in an operation that has crushed a major botnet network of infected computers.
Major ‘botnet’ busted: 13m PCs infected
Spanish police arrest three men accused of masterminding one of the biggest computer crimes to date - infecting more than 13 million PCs with a virus that stole credit card numbers and other data.
Nokia N900 coming to retailers in April
Nokia has announced its Linux-based smartphone, the N900, will be available in Australia in April through retailers, but stopped short of announcing any agreements with carriers.
Nokia N900 coming to retailers in April
Nokia has announced its Linux-based smartphone, the N900, will be available in Australia in April through retailers, but stopped short of announcing any agreements with carriers.
Six hidden iPhone shortcuts
Last week, a new iPhone app called Tiger Text hit the App Store. The app lets users send text messages to a server that could be read by the recipient via an app reader. The text message would then be wiped from the face of the earth (i.e. both the texter and recipient's iPhones, and the server) after a pre-determined amount of time.
Six Hidden iPhone Shortcuts
Last week, a new iPhone app called Tiger Text hit the App Store. The app lets users send text messages to a server that could be read by the recipient via an app reader. The text message would then be wiped from the face of the earth (i.e. both the texter and recipient's iPhones, and the server) after a pre-determined amount of time.