US studios targeted iiNet, avoided Telstra
WIKILEAK documents show that Hollywood studios chose to take court action against iiNet, rather than Telstra, in a hard-fought online copyright case.
DigiNotar a weathervane of failed trust
Industry reacts.
VMware signals it may avoid staff cuts
VMWARE isn't "ringing any alarm bells" yet although chief executive Paul Maritz concedes global economic markets are soft.
Meet the ‘Ghost’ – the stealth ship radar can’t see
A US company has built a high-speed stealth "attack helicopter on the water" that could revolutionise navies and the shipping industry.
The HP TouchPad is back: for now
IN what seems a resurrection of biblical proportions, HP will resume making its TouchPad just 11 days after the tablet was killed off.
Vic Education alters teacher laptop leases
Extends time period, cuts Apple subsidy.
Eyeborg Rob’s cybernetic human revolution
Rob Spence lost his right eye following a shotgun accident when he was a child but for the last several years he's been known as Eyeborg.
Developers flock to Microsoft shindig
Microsoft's developer tribes have converged on the Gold Coast for the annual Tech.ed four day code-fest .
Vodafone moves on 3’s demise
Next step in brand merger.
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