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Cellphone-Mate CM2000-WL 40dB
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Microsoft adds search option for Firefox
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Despite the weak economy, the e-commerce giant reports an 18 percent increase in fourth-quarter revenues on strong Christmas sales ...
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Bosses sign pledge to protect personal data
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Manchester may trial large-scale ID card rollout
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Outlook uncertain, says Nortel's Stevens
Nortel's outgoing Australia and New Zealand chief today said he thought the company's Asia-Pacific operations were in good stead to weather the economic storm ahead, but he wasn't prepared...
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Crisis backs Philippine BPO, software sectors
Economic downturn bolsters growth for country's outsourcing and software industries, as market players form regional hubs to vie for U.S. contracts.
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Nortel makes Aussie MD redundant
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Outsourcing: Less money-saving, more time-saving
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CenITex leaves Unisys out in the cold
As of next month, the Victorian Government's new shared services agency CenITex will take over Unisys' role providing IT support services within two Victorian government departments.
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Conficker spreads as Waledec delivers mal-entine
The Conficker/Downadup worm continues spreading via a Windows hole and USB devices, while a Waledec worm tricks victims with Valentine e-mail.
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Tech layoffs up nearly 75 percent in 2008
Nearly three-quarters of the U.S. cuts came during the last six months, bringing unemployment in the industry to levels not seen since 2003, says new report.
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Virtual Windows 7 not the same thing
commentary When Windows 7 was run via a VMware Fusion virtual machine on an iMac, the operating system loses a bit of its luster.
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Intel to unify its research in Europe
The company has outlined a plan to bring its European research together but has not given details on investment in the changes.
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Amazon's revenue jumps, beats Street forecast
Despite the weak economy, the e-commerce giant reports an 18 percent increase in fourth-quarter revenues on strong holiday sales.
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Flaw exposes Chrome, Firefox to clickjacking
Security researchers have discovered a vulnerability that exposes Google's Chrome browser and Firefox 3.0.5 to a clickjacking attack.
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New iPhone firmware reveals code for next model
A bit of digging around inside the latest iPhone firmware release has uncovered code that suggests a next-generation iPhone is waiting in the wings.
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Dimension Data cuts 33 Aussies
IT services giant Dimension Data has confirmed it retrenched 33 staff yesterday.
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Britain promises broadband for all
The British government has revealed plans to create a universal service commitment for broadband that would see every last one of the UK's broadband blackspots filled in.
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Union demands Telstra fix flawed ballots
Unions have demanded Telstra review its industrial relations practices following the Australian Electoral Commission's (AEC) confirmation that the telco had prevented workers their right to scrutinise the ballot process...
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