Austar in box seat for profits
AUSTAR'S full-year subscription numbers are down, but it still managed to post a higher profit.
WiFi system a winner at Qantas
THE technology behind the new Q Streaming wireless entertainment system is proving reliable and stable under operational tests.
Telstra lodges its plan to split
TELSTRA has cleared the path for an $11 billion pay day.
Microsoft is building a new datacenter in Dublin
Microsoft is spending about US$130 million to build a new datacenter in Dublin, as it needs more room to run cloud services there, the company said on Thursday.
Toshiba and SanDisk shrink 128Gbit memory chips
Toshiba said Thursday it has shrunk the size of its 128Gbit NAND flash memory chips, in the race to bring more and tinier storage to products like USB storage and memory cards.
Call to gag Demetriou
AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou should be gagged from accusing Optus of ‘‘stealing’’ content from sports bodies because it could cause customers to switch carriers or have a negative view of the telco, a court has heard.
Dodo takes blame for internet outage affecting millions
ISP Dodo played a role in causing the outage that affected millions of fixed-line and mobile internet connections across the country this afternoon, Dodo's chief has confirmed.
Etisalat to stop Indian network after losing mobile licenses
Middle-East mobile operator Emirates Telecommunications, known as Etisalat, is suspending its network and services in India, following a court order cancelling the mobile licenses of its Indian joint venture.
Mozilla fires up open Apps market
Device and operating system independent apps.
Hardware giants sign ‘global’ apps privacy accord
All apps to show how they handle user information.