Amazon's tablet won't set Oz on fire
AMAZON'S long-awaited "Kindle Fire" tablet computer was showcased in the US yesterday and hailed as an iPad killer.
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Prodigal son returns to HP
MIKE Jamieson has been appointed national retail sales manager for inkjet and web solutions at HP Australia.
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Holocentric seeks to double headcount
SYDNEY-based Holocentric has lured two senior consultants to its Canberra offices.
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ePAL mislead consumers: court
THE Federal Court has found the eftpos provider, ePAL, misled consumers over fee changes.
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Sony did not breach privacy: report
SONY did not breach the Privacy Act when it fell victim to a cyber-attack, Privacy Commissioner Timothy Pilgrim has found.
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Apple-Samsung verdict next week
SYDNEY'S Federal Court could decide next week whether to grant Apple an injunction to block the sale of Samsung's tablet computer.
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SAP awards Telstra cloud certification
TELSTRA is set to make an assault on the enterprise software market after winning SAP's approval for its cloud infrastructure.
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Android tablets outpace iPad growth
GOOGLE Android based tablets are starting to sneak up on Apple's dominant market share with local Android shipments tripling.
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Mystery buyer targets CSG
A mystery buyer has put up a $340 million offer for Darwin-headquartered managed IT services specialist CSG.
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Card data compliance crucial: survey
COMPANIES that don't comply with the payment card industry's data security standard are more likely to suffer security breaches.
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