Optus to cut more jobs in overhaul
ANOTHER round of redundancies is set to strike Optus after the nation's No 2 telco announced its second organisational restructure.
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High tech tap is not hot air TECH guru Sir James Dyson last night sought to convince Australians to pay $1590 for a high-tech tap that also dries your hands. Read More ...
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Apple HQ hit by hackers APPLE says it has been hit by hackers who wormed their way into the California company's system but evidently failed to steal data. Read More ...
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Microsoft switches Hotmail to Outlook MICROSOFT says it has begun switching Hotmail accounts to Outlook.com as it officially launches its revamped email service. Read More ...
Dell net income down 31 pc DELL'S net income fell 31 per cent in the latest quarter as the company continued to be hurt by a shrinking PC market. Read More ...
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