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Telstra tells Rudd: We need high-speed broadband

Telstra has told PM Rudd that high-speed broadband must be the first cab off the rank. But on whose terms?

Privacy officers to feel the brunt of privacy law changes

A security expert is warning privacy officers to expect inevitable changes to their role during the next 18-24 months, when the federal Privacy Act reforms pass.

Fujitsu may abandon hard drive market

Japanese computing giant Fujitsu is reportedly looking to sell off its hard drive business to rival storage specialist Western Digital.

Australia's "first" LED TV launched by Samsung

South Korean firm Samsung Electronics has beat its competitors to the market with Australia’s first LED television under $9999 – “arguably the most stunning picture ever seen on a television.”

• VeriSign touts virtues of 'green bar' for security
• Security giants fail Virus Bulletin test
• Non-equilibrium chips could avoid overheating laptops
• Skype admits to storing China text messages
• Telstra advertising bucks trend, up 50 per cent
• Citrix pours cold water on ex-partner flame

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Age brings new romance with byte

'Emily' uses the internet for up to four hours every day for emailing, finding information and for visiting online dating websites.

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Fighting fire with fire

The Web is a pretty nasty place, according to reverse engineer and privacy advocate Mike Perry -- and he should know.

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Has security become a non-issue for enterprise Open Source?

A two-year-old piece of Open Source code is likely to have far fewer security flaws than proprietary code, according to security expert Bruce Schneier.

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Weak hypervisors push customers to mainframe, IBM says

Cloud computing has emerged as the next evolution for grid architectures. At least part of the early success of the cloud model is due to virtualisation – and mainframe makers like IBM still claim bragging rights for creating the hypervisor. iTnews sat down with IBM Fellow for Server Design, Jim Rymarczyk, to pry into Big Blue’s plans in the cloud.

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EMC faces cloud computing 'frienemies'

As some of the fog surrounding the elusive cloud computing phenomenon evaporates, vendors are fast moving into the emerging territory.

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Can 'soul-less' robots make us weep?

A study of technology’s role in music therapy has found robot musicians wanting.

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VeriSign touts virtues of 'green bar' for security

Nearly two years after its initial launch, VeriSign says that its Extended Validation authentication program is paying big dividends for retailers..

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• Security giants fail Virus Bulletin test
• Privacy officers to feel the brunt of privacy law changes
• Quantum leap for photonic modulation
• Single Trojan accounts for 60 per cent of September attacks
• GPS spoofing device developed to thwart spoofing
• Nigerian scammer arrested with help of QLD police

Australia's "first" LED TV launched by Samsung

South Korean firm Samsung Electronics has beat its competitors to the market with Australia’s first LED television under $9999 – “arguably the most stunning picture ever seen on a television.”

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• Middle East gets into supercomputing
  
• Opinion: Dynamic contrast ratio is the new evil in displays
  
• Fujitsu may abandon hard drive market
  
• IBM adds shared storage to BladeCenter
  
• Non-equilibrium chips could avoid overheating laptops
  
• Apple TV gets a thumb drive hack
  

Telstra tells Rudd: We need high-speed broadband

Telstra has told PM Rudd that high-speed broadband must be the first cab off the rank. But on whose terms?

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• Skype admits to storing China text messages
  
• Yahoo woos third-party developers
  
• Telstra blames Spam Act for impersonal Tweets
  
• Aussie-registered sexual abuse sites shut down
  
• Stallman warns against cloud computing
  
• EU outlines plans to capitalise on Web 3.0
  

Telstra responds to reports of stranded mobile customers

Telstra has responded to reports of "stranded customers" made by anonymous dealers to The Australian, saying that its new billing platform is "on track".

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• Internode offers security for business
  
• Google rolls out rival to iPhone
  

APC: new solutions for data centres

APC, a provider of technology and industrial applications, has introduced three new solutions to manage power, cooling, physical space and security in datacentre environments.

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• Oracle sweeps into the hardware market
  
• Intel study shows data centres need not be cool
  
• Sun revamps 'datacentre in a box'
  
• Google applies for floating data centres patent
  
• EMC extends Web 2.0 overhaul
  
• Bed sheets cover up widening data centre crisis
  

IT survives US economic downturn, for now

Latest figures shows that the IT industry has been surprisingly immune to the US economic slowdown. But analysts warn that this immunity won’t last.

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• False web report plays havoc with Apple stock
  
• iPhone startup brings fuel price app to Australia
  
• Apathy, security and fear hinder social media, study finds
  
• Telstra advertising bucks trend, up 50 per cent
  
• Hollywood sues RealNetworks over DVD copying software
  
• Computer game industry safe from economic downturn
  
• Apple releases developers from NDA
  

Product Reviews

Linksys WRT610N, dual-n band networking is here

The arrival of dual-n band networking with 5GHz promises an end to crowded home wireless networks. Speed, range and technology is great, but the price is steep

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Asus Eee PC 901

An improvement over the Eee PC 900, with longer battery life and sleeker looks – but its rivals are catching up

Sep 26, 2008 5:43 PM

Nokia E71

You've seen our First Look at the E71, now here's the full review. A stunning phone perfectly molded to the needs of anyone whose life revolves around email

Sep 26, 2008 5:27 PM

HTC Touch Diamond

Excellent touches promise so much, including a great screen and browser, but in use it’s unbearably slow

Sep 23, 2008 10:16 AM

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Events

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Oracle with 20:20 Foresight	Sheraton Perth Hotel	06/10/2008
ICT Sustainable Futures Forum	Sofitel Melbourne	07/10/2008
Psion Teklogix Mobility Solutions Showcase for Field Force Automation	GS1, Melbourne	07/10/2008
Psion Teklogix Mobility Solutions Showcase for Field Force Automation	GS1, Sydney	08/10/2008
3x3 Breakfast Forum - The SMS Evolution	T[life] auditorium 400 George Street	08/10/2008
Tech.Ed Highlights for those who missed it	Cliftons, 440 Collins Street, Melbourne	08/10/2008
NetIQ IT Solutions Summit - New Zealand	Wellington and Auckland New Zealand	08/10/2008
WatchGuard Security Seminar Series II - Melbourne	Park Hyatt Hotel, Melbourne	09/10/2008
WatchGuard Security Seminar Series II - Sydney	The Westin Sydney	10/10/2008
Mastering Business Intelligence with SAP	Sofitel Brisbane	13/10/2008

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