NBN won’t stop Telstra upgrades
TELSTRA has injected the final dose of download speed to its cable network as it prepares for the slow transition to the new fibre-based NBN world.
New York hospital loses data on 130,000 via FedEx
New York's Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center is notifying patients that their personal information may have been compromised after seven CDs full of unencrypted data were FedExed by a hospital contractor and then lost in transit.
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New York hospital loses data on 130,000 via FedEx
New York's Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center is notifying patients that their personal information may have been compromised after seven CDs full of unencrypted data were FedExed by a hospital contractor and then lost in transit.
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NBN 101: The Economic Argument
Computerworld Australia delves into the economic argument for a high-speed national broadband network.
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Microsoft begs users to ditch IE6
Despite having just released Internet Explorer 9 to developers, Microsoft are still trying to users to upgrade from IE6 to IE8.
Another big decision for Gillard: Twitter
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has decided to join Twitter, promising to update her entries on the social networking site herself.
‘Scared Google about to launch Facebook rival’
Google is reportedly working secretly on "Google Me", a product that would go head-to-head with the social networking giant Facebook.
Virgin America takes off, technology in tow
Virgin America sets off on its first international flight, with $15 Wi-Fi access onboard.
Minister keeps job despite payroll debacle
QUEENSLAND'S health minister will keep his job and oversee a new payroll model as the government struggles to fix its sick pay system.
Cisco unveils Android business tablet
Cisco wants to take the tablet computer into the business world with its Cius - a new corporate-grade device that will have the company's video conferencing pedigree as a feature.