Gillard stakes future on NBN, health
JULIA Gillard has vowed to transform the health system by allowing rural and regional Australians to see specialists using videoconferencing and online consultations.
Apple manager charged with taking kickbacks
Allegations of trade secrets sold to Apple suppliers.
Apple manager arrested in bribery probe
AN Apple employee has been charged with selling secrets to Asian suppliers of the tech giant in exchange for at least $US1 million in kickbacks.
Face-off: 1979 Apple Graphics Tablet vs. 2010 Apple iPad
30-year-old technology struts its stuff beside today's state-of-the-art tablet computer
Wikileaks: we won’t be threatened by Pentagon
Wikileaks will publish its remaining 15,000 Afghan war documents within a month, despite warnings from the US government, the organisation's founder said.
Apple manager charged for leaking secrets
A manager at Apple has been charged in California with taking kickbacks he received after leaking corporate secrets to Asian companies that supplied iPhone and iPod accessories, court documents showed.
Junta subverts sanctions with Australian radios
BURMA'S army has evaded Australian government sanctions to obtain radio sets from a Perth manufacturer that allow it to scramble its communications, gaining a new advantage against domestic rebels and dissidents and possibly in its suspected covert nuclear weapons program, a British defence journal reports.
ANALYSIS – Behind the Oracle, Google lawsuit
A long-running patent battle behind closed doors.
Analysis: Behind the Oracle, Google lawsuit
A long-running patent battle behind closed doors.
Laptop vision becomes a tangled web
The plan to make every Australian student computer-literate has had a bumpy ride, writes Heath Gilmore.