Labor unveils high-tech poll splurge
LABOR has unveiled an ambitious plan that it says will create tens of thousands of high-tech jobs and add billions to revenues.
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New Windows begins roll out
MICROSOFT has begun sending a revamped version of Windows to makers of computers, smartphones or tablets powered by the software.
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Melbourne IT blamed for outages
SYRIAN hackers brought down the NY Times website apparently after exploiting a vulnerability in Melbourne IT.
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BlackBerry considers Messenger spinoff
BLACKBERRY is considering spinning off its messaging service into a subsidiary that would operate with more independence.
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Access the issue as NBN goes live
WHEN Anthony Albanese travels the country "switching on" the NBN you can bet his big orange button is close by his side.
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Facebook handed over details of Aussies
FACEBOOK is handing over personal information about hundreds of its Australian users to government agents, a new transparency report has revealed.
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US judge pledges not to punish Apple
A JUDGE who ruled that Apple colluded with publishers to fix e-book prices has promised not to intrude on how it runs its business.
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Coalition could slug users for $4000
BUSINESSES and consumers wanting their own fibre connection may face costs of more than $4000 up front and $800-a-year rental.
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Businesses prefer Labor's NBN
LABOR'S plan to run fibre all the way to homes and businesses has received a narrow tick of approval from business.
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Start-up senses online design success
A bold vision resulted in a graphic portal for would-be designers.
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