Fred Nile denies net porn breaches
NSW Christian Democratic MP Fred Nile says a member of his staff viewed pornographic websites "for just a few seconds'' for research purposes.
AON leaks 22,000 ID records
Offers to pay for credit monitoring services.
Local Sybase offices wait for global green light
A month after SAP finalised the $US5.8 billion acquisition of mobility and data warehousing company Sybase, local offices are waiting for the proverbial green light to begin integration.
Sony eReaders to hit Australia in September
Sony has announced that it will partner with retail chain Borders to bring several of its eReaders to Australia.
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Sony brings e-reader to Australia
Sony today unveiled its new range of e-readers, which it will launch in Australia for the first time.
India tells Google, Skype to set up local servers
INDIA told Google and Skype yesterday that they must set up servers in the country.
Gmail prioritises emails
GOOGLE rolled out a new tool this week to help users of its free web-based email service avoid drowning in the floods of digital messages.
iPod Touch a viable mobile worker platform?
IT managers considering device options for their mobile workers will shortly have another unlikely choice, but one that is likely to score goals with employees, Appleâs new iPod Touch.
Updated: Google adds, retracts support for Australian paid Android apps
Google has denied granting support to Australian developers to submit paid applications to the Android Market.