TechOne launches Brisbane software R&D centre
At cost of $12 million.
Google fibre method “could save NBN $10 billion”
Aussie firm eyes NBN work.
Torrent community goes to town on ICSL study
Claims of false seed counts.
Telstra blunder directs Twitter fans to hate page
In an embarrasing blunder, Telstra this morning directed its Twitter followers to a Facebook page entitled "Telstra is pathetic".
Wikileaks releases 92,000 hidden Afghan war docs
The White House denounces a massive leak of secret military files that allegedly describe how Pakistan's spy service aids the Afghan insurgency, but says the information is no surprise.
iPhone app could prove a nightmare for home vendors, estate agents
A new app for the iPhone 3GS which allows for users to find nearby property development proposals - just by pointing their mobile at a house - is likely to have sellers of homes and real estate agents up in arms when trying to sell locations that could soon become undesirable due to new nearby developments.
Union intervenes in iiNet case
AUSTRALIA'S entertainment industry union has applied to intervene in a landmark online copyright trial against Perth internet firm iiNet.
Less than a year until internet addresses run dry
In less than a year, the world will run out of internet addresses and inaction by internet providers could lead to broken applications and more expensive net connections, experts warn.
Myki starts, three years late
MORE than three years late and $350 million over budget, Victoria's new $1.35 billion public transport ticketing system finally rolled out.
CIT turns to RFID for self service loans
Perth's Central Institute of Technology (CIT) is to implement an radio frequency identifier (RFID) tag and self serve library system for more than 25,000 students.