A senior executive from Microsoft says that highly organized syndicates are infiltrating developer programs around the world to defraud the company
Sensear, a Perth-based developer and manufacturer of high noise communication headsets, today announced the completion of a A$7.1 million private funding round backed by existing shareholders. The capital infusion will be used to fortify global sales growth and enhance Sensear's technology and product range.
Software Only today released Roxio Retrospect 8.2 for Mac, a key update to the backup and recovery software that allows small and midsize businesses to protect critical data stored on Mac, Windows, and Linux servers, desktops and notebooks.
Australian digital publishing services provider Realview today confirmed that more than 30,000 editions from over 2,000 publications it produces for clients can now be interactively viewed on the Apple iPad, without having to download anything from the App Store.
The NBN Co. has finished the three initial stages of a primary software installation. The new software systems will upgrade its inventory tracking on fiscal management while the NBN is being built.
The Broadband Industry Training Network, a newly formed group, will convene in Melbourne tomorrow to address the lack of skilled technicians needed to construct the national broadband network.
Telstra Corp. has been ordered by court to pay fines to the Commonwealth worth $18.55 million for violating the Trade Practices Act and its conditions for carrier licence by locking out other broadband companies from its telephone dealings.
Optus today announced that it will offer the iPhone 4 in Australia on July 30 with a range of plans.
Premier Mike Rann of South Australia says the federal government’s scheme to integrate more green energy into Australia’s power grid is very good news for their state.
Workers for Australian telecommunications and media company Telstra (ASX:TLS, NZX:TLS) will have little sympathy for their discharged colleagues, says the union representing many of the telco's employees.
Facebook announced on its official blog that the number of people using the social-networking site had reached 500 million. The figures mean one in every 14 people on the planet has now signed up to the online community.
iiNet has announced the release of its bonded ADSL service offering, making it the first internet service provider in Australia to provide such optimized services. The deployment of the bonded DSL technology, which can likely double network speeds by integrating two copper wire pairs, is aimed at the SME market.
A sluggish morning trading affected Australia's stock market S&P/ASX 200 Index as it declined 0.3 percent to 4,397.50 as of 12:48 p.m. in Sydney. New Zealand's NZX 50 Index shed off 0.3 percent to 3,004.56 in Wellington.
Macquarie Telecom, the hosting and telecommunications provider, denies retrenching 40 employees in customer support areas.
Foxtel has dropped its plan to offer exclusive content to Telstra broadband subscribers.
Motorola Inc. has announced it would break up into two distinct units with one making networks and telecommunications equipment and the other making handsets and home entertainment products.
Motorola announced on Thursday that the company would be divided into two separate entities by next year, with one division focusing on handset developments and the other training its attention on professional safety equipments.
Kim Wong, Managing Director of WinTech Group, has accepted court orders that prevent him from leaving Australia until late September.
Graphics-software company Adobe Systems recorded an 18 per cent leap in second-quarter profit, gaining from strong sales of its flagship Creative Suite 5.
Internet giant Google has lost its mantle as Australia's best employer to NetApp, an IT company specialising in storage services that ranked second last year.
Google Voice, the popular VoIP voicemail, and messaging service is now open for anyone in the U.S. Previously, the service was invitation-only.
