Draft plan for e-health disappoints
ALMOST $500 million is being spent on an e-health record system that will not provide real-time medical information at the point of care.
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Handing power to the patients
FEDERAL Health Minister Nicola Roxon is selling her vision to put a personally controlled electronic health record into the hands of every Australian.
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Vision has Roxon revved up
HEALTH Minister Nicola Roxon is riding waves of excitement as she unveils the draft concept of operations for personally controlled e-health records.
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Users asleep on smartphone security
SECURITY experts are concerned many smartphone users don't fully understand how to prevent data loss.
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Keeping hackers out of web-enabled TVs
INTERNET-enabled TVs pose a security risk to home computer networks that must be addressed by manufacturers, a device security expert has warned.
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Smartphone apps to help cut road toll
NSW traffic authorities have singled out smartphones to join the battle to stop speeding on Australian roads.
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Visa app comes to a mobile near you
AUSTRALIANS will be able to make Visa card payments with their smartphones at shops within a year, following a trial completed last week.
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Mighty Eee in need of a niche
THE ASUS Eee Slate is not so much a tablet in the style of the iPad, but more a notebook with the keyboard hacked off.
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War over threat to radio spectrum
AUSTRALIA'S peak rail industry body has opened a new front in its battle with the federal communications .
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Floods test for Optus recruit
FOR Optus's new head of networks, Gunther Ottendorfer, the customary trial by fire was more a case of trial by water.
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