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  • Search for Charity

    With a Google Court room battle now long behind them, search engine LOOKLE.com says it’s ready to reinvigorate the way Australians do search.

  • Kingston SDHC Increases Mini.

    Kingston technologies have expanded its Secure Digitial High Capacity (SDHC) memory card with the addition of the 4 GB mini SDHC.

  • Sun Offers StarOffice for Free

    After announcing a partnership some two years back, Sun and Google have finally made some moves with Sun announcing that its StarOffice software suite is now being offered as part of Google’s software download service.

  • Wikipedia Edits Exposed.

    A host of blue chip companies, religious bodies and government organisations have been exposed for making heavily biased wikipedia edits.

  • ICT Boosts Aussie Agriculture Industry

    According to the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA), technology is transforming Australia’s agricultural landscape with RFID tags and global positioning systems bringing new levels of precision to farming, solving tradition...

  • Buffalo Releases Web-enabled NAS Device

    Boosting the usefulness of its network attached storage (NAS) offerings, Buffalo has taken a leaf out of Western Digital’s MyBook and added remote access to its latest TeraStation Live NAS device.

  • Should Australia Disclose?

    Alarm bells are sounding in some organisations this week, as Democrats senator Natasha Stott Despoja plans to introduce before parliament an amendment to the Federal Privacy act, to introduce data disclosure laws to Australia.

  • Kodak’s New Launch

    Kodak has released its i1400 series of scanners aimed at small and medium-sized businesses (SMB’s).

  • Survey Highlights Thin Provisioning Concerns

    Storage software developer MonoSphere has released the findings of a new survey into thin provisioning, with risk and complexity topping the list of concerns for storage professionals.