Breaking News

  • BitDefender’s Most Wanted

    BitDefender have named the top ten malware threats for March in a list covering 60 percent of all viruses seen in circulation and a call to beware of malware ‘Darwinism.’

  • GEON Upgrades Auckland Printery

    Auckland printing service provider GEON has just commissioned a new purpose-built printing facility in Auckland, greatly increasing its printing and mailing capabilities.

  • Iomega Releases 2TB Storage Device

    Iomega has announced its latest SMB san solution, a two terabyte RAID box that comes with hot-swappable drives, an LCD status panel and formidable data redundancy capabilities thanks to EMC’s Retrospect Express.

  • Thin Clients Change Atmosphere

    A German study has found significant power, ecological and financial savings can be harvested by making the switch from PCs to thin clients.

  • Meridio certified by VERS

    Meridio today announced it has joined the likes of Documentum (EMC), Objective and Open Text to be certified by the VERS standard

  • Security Flaw in Windows Cursor Surfaces

    Another day, another Windows flaw it seems. This time malicious coders are taking advantage of an animated cursor vulnerability that can be exploited to create a “crash restart loop” in Vista.

  • Novell Brings ILM to SuSE

    Novell will soon be giving SuSE Linux customers greater storage flexibility by packaging its information lifecycle management technology with Open Enterprise Server 2.