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  • Telstra Switches On

    Telstra has switched on what its calling Australia’s fastest consumerable cable broadband, targeting over 1.8 million Sydney and Melbourne based homes and businesses.

  • Whirlpool Owner Sued Over Forum Comments

    Simon Wright, the owner of popular Australian Broadband forum Whirlpool has been sued by accounting firm 2Clix for lost sales resulting from negative feedback in two online forum threads.

  • iPhone runs into more iWoes

    One AT&T customer from the US has received a US $4800 phone bill for emails received on his iPhone when it wasn’t even switched on.

  • AIIA Outlines Election Wishlist

    With the federal election still uncalled, but looming all the same, the Australian Information Industry Association has rolled out it’s 2007 policy wishlist, with the emphasis on sustainability, growth, worker retention and an evolution of...

  • External Disk Market Still Growing Strong

    According to the analysts at IDC, the external disk storage system market continued its solid expansion during Q2 this year, with systems factory revenues growing by 6.2 percent compared to the same time last year, hitting US$4.3B (AU$5.24...

  • Patent Skirmish Erupts Between Sun and NetApp

    In a bid to ‘defend its intellectual property’, Network Appliance has launched a suit against Sun Microsystems seeking a declaration that it has not infringed on Sun’s patents, and that Sun’s ZFS technology actually infringes on seven of i...

  • Where’s Wally: Westpac Edition.

    They might not call their website Wally, but Westpac’s website and online banking services were well and truly lost. The online banking system is back online however the front page is still missing in action.