Optus confirms 6Mbps satellite plans
Optus has confirmed it will soon launch a premium satellite service, delivering downstream speeds of up to 6 megabits per second (Mbps) and upstream speeds of 1Mbps.
Apple’s app tsar sells own fart, urine apps
Apple is in damage control after its top enforcer of the iTunes App Store was found to be selling fart and urination simulator apps.
Military groups outraged over Taliban war game
A new video game that lets players opt to fight alongside Taliban soldiers against the US in Afghanistan has provoked outrage in Australia and abroad.
Gossip lines open on usurped HP boss
Sources suggest more to the Hurd story.
People power killed the filter
The imminent death of Labor's proposed mandatory ISP-level internet filter is one of the strongest indicators that people power still has a role to play in politics.
Brocade readying 100G Ethernet for data centers
Brocade Communications is preparing a 100-Gigabit Ethernet module for its NetIron MLX switch family, breaking the next LAN speed barrier in the flagship hardware line it acquired from Foundry Networks.
Satyam founder granted bail in fraud case
Raju released on medical grounds.
NetApp revenue grows 36% in Q1
Data storage vendor NetApp reported today on its revenue for the first quarter of 2011, stating total product sales grew 51% when compared with the same quarter last year; and overall revenue was up 36 per cent.
NBN Co readies interim rural satellite solution
National Broadband Network (NBN) wholesaler, NBN Co, is readying the release of interim satellite solutions for rural Australian communities ahead of launching two permanent, Ka-band satellites for the network.
Microsoft touts Mac-Windows compatibility in Office 2011
Microsoft today announced that the next version of Office for the Mac will include a pair of key features that debuted in the Windows edition of Office 2010 earlier this year.