Technology
Touch-screen BlackBerry in Q3
RESEARCH In Motion plans to launch a touch-screen version of the BlackBerry in the third quarter as an answer to Apple's iPhone.
Darwin trials e-prescriptions
Darwin doctors are trialling what could become a new Australia-wide system for issuing electronic prescriptions to combat fraud.
NBN legislation passed
THE Rudd government and the Coalition have put aside their differences to pass legislation vital to the federal Government's national broadband network tender.
Melbourne home to Exinda R&D lab
BOSTON-based Exinda Networks has established a multi-million dollar, 1200 sqm R&D facility in Melbourne to hasten its production cycle.
E-health goes back to basics
FEDERAL bureaucrats are back in charge of the e-health reform agenda with the Rudd Government allocating $60.6 million to solving technological "challenges".
Business as usual: EDS Australia
SERVICES giant EDS Australia will continue to aggressively compete with its suitor Hewlett-Packard until their marriage is consummated.
IBM to offer BI via BlackBerry
IBM has started selling software that lets customers access its Cognos business intelligence software via BlackBerry mobile devices.
NBN legislation passed
THE Rudd government and the Coalition have put aside differences to pass legislation vital to the national broadband network tender.
Darwin trials e-prescriptions
Darwin doctors are trialling what could become a new Australia-wide system for issuing electronic prescriptions to combat fraud.
Business as usual: EDS Australia
SERVICES giant EDS Australia will continue to aggressively compete with its suitor Hewlett-Packard until their marriage is consummated.
Melbourne home to Exinda R&D lab
BOSTON-based Exinda Networks has established a multi-million dollar, 1200 sqm R&D facility in Melbourne to hasten its production cycle.
Optus ups 3G ante
FUJITSU has been selected to supply the longhaul radio equipment for Optus's 3G network expansion plan.
Touch-screen BlackBerry in Q3
RESEARCH In Motion plans to launch a touch-screen version of the BlackBerry in the third quarter as an answer to Apple's iPhone.
Touch-screen BlackBerry in Q3
RESEARCH In Motion plans to launch a touch-screen version of the BlackBerry in the third quarter as an answer to Apple's iPhone.
Darwin trials e-prescriptions
Darwin doctors are trialling what could become a new Australia-wide system for issuing electronic prescriptions to combat fraud.
Melbourne home to Exinda R&D lab
BOSTON-based Exinda Networks has established a multi-million dollar, 1200 sqm R&D facility in Melbourne to hasten its production cycle.
IBM to offer BI via BlackBerry
IBM has started selling software that lets customers access its Cognos business intelligence software via BlackBerry mobile devices.
Students give UTS team top marks
A NOVEL and inexpensive tool allowing students to use mobile phones in the classroom has been tested at the University of Technology.
Students give UTS team top marks
A NOVEL and inexpensive tool allowing students to use mobile phones in the classroom has been tested at the University of Technology.
HP in talks to buy EDS
HEWLETT-Packard is in talks to buy technology outsourcing company Electronic Data Systems to better compete with IBM.
MySpace shares profiles with rivals
MYSPACE is opening the gates of its popular online community by letting users automatically transfer profile information to other social networking websites.
Ofis puts brakes on campaign
A STERN mandate from Harvey Norman boss Gerry Harvey to focus on the internet has resulted in the company's IT and office supplies division delaying the launch of its e-commerce portal.
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