Technology
A Terria win may bar Telstra
IF telco consortium Terria is successful in its bid to build the Government's National Broadband Network next year, Telstra could find itself with no place left in Australia to expand its network.
Citi chooses Dell over HP, Lenovo
FINANCIAL services giant Citi Australia has replaced Hewlett-Packard and Lenovo computers with Dell in a recent review of its IT infrastructure fleet.
Schools deal gives Lenovo edge
LENOVO has won a Victorian Department of Education and Early Childhood Development desktop contract worth in excess of $4 million.
'Back to normal': SAP
SAP is "back to normal business" after clients hesitated in the first quarter to make orders, according to boss Henning Kagermann.
Hitachi gets $2.2m for greener storage
THE Federal Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts has allocated more than $2 million to tweak its storage systems to reduce its carbon footprint.
Telstra, People Telecom get cozy
PEOPLE Telecom is continuing its aggressive push to establish itself as a network-neutral telco after striking a deal with Telstra.
Qld Police crash mobile records
THE mobile telephone records of Queensland motorists involved in serious crashes are being scrutinised, police have confirmed.
Foster's sacks YouTube joker
AN autistic online comedian has been sacked from his job at the Foster's Yatala brewery for making "offensive" YouTube videos.
Nokia losing market share
NOKIA, the world's biggest mobile phone maker, said it expects to lose market share in the third quarter.
Asia leads mobile growth
ASIA will continue to deliver strong growth in the mobile phone market due to sustained demand from China and India.
Telstra restructures Kaz
TELSTRA has taken the knife to its technology services arm Kaz, axing jobs and streamlining back office functions.
Dell netbook to sell for $599
DELL has jumped into the burgeoning netbook market, launching its own version of the cheap and cheerful notebook class with the Mini 9.
Tech relief for emergency workers
A QUEENSLAND hospital has been trialling locally developed software that can predict the number of patients expected at its emergency department.
St George expands Teradata deal
TAKEOVER target St George Bank is still signing off on technology deals despite its looming $20 billion takeover by Westpac.
ABC finds new digital partners
THE ABC has forged partnerships with public broadcasters in Britain and Canada to pool ideas on emerging broadcasting technologies.
Nestle ad bets on social network
NESTLE has created Australia's biggest internet-based social-media advertising campaign to promote its new Kit Kat Chunky product.
Google Chrome debuts in Australia
GOOGLE has taken the wraps off Chrome, the browser that's poised to make waves in the online world at the expense of IE and Firefox.
PayPal users lose their money
PAYPAL Australia has been accused of reneging on a commitment to repay customers affected by the collapse of a major eBay seller.
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