Seven deadly sins of cloud security
Hewlett-Packard Co. and the Cloud Security Alliance list seven deadly sins you ought to be aware of before putting applications in the cloud. Have you or your provider committed these sins?
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Google adds real-time collaboration to Docs
New 'editors' being rolled out from today.
Apple launches new version of Mac mini
Priced at AU$999.
Tickets.com attacking Ticketmaster dominance with open cloud systems
There are few monopolies as total as the one enjoyed by Ticketmaster. When's the last time you purchased a ticket online without paying Ticketmaster's $10-plus "convenience fees"?
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Samsung launches two lower-priced Android-based smartphones
Samsung has added the Galaxy 3 and Galaxy 5 to its portfolio of Android-based smartphones, it said on Tuesday at CommunicAsia2010 in Singapore. Both phones are on the low-end of the scale when it comes to price and features.
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Hackers exploit Windows XP zero-day, Microsoft confirms
Hackers are now exploiting the zero-day Windows vulnerability that a Google engineer took public last week, Microsoft confirmed today.
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Conroy touts 50 percent uptake for NBN pilot
Tasmanian fibre services to launch shortly.
Samsung Joins Tablet Frenzy with Android-Based Galaxy Tape
Samsung is second only to Nokia in global cell phone sales, and recently posted record earnings. However, like Nokia, Samsung has had little to offer in terms of next-generation mobile devices like cutting edge smartphones or tablets...until now. Samsung is jumping into the tablet fray with the Galaxy Tape, expanding the array of tablet devices for businesses to choose from.
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HP buys Linux OS from Phoenix Technologies
Vendor shells out $13.9m for HyperSpace platform.
Austrade claims fifth largest ICT industry in Asia
Agency boasts of a “burgeoning” industry.