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Inside Diskeeper 2011 with IntelliWrite
When data fragmentation starts to affect your data storage, it can be hard for computers to figure out what's going on. Read this white paper to learn how you can improve system efficiency and...
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Java-based Passport: Contender or pretender?
Australia-based BuyItOnline has released JPassport--claiming it to be the first Java-based version of Microsoft's Passport authentication service.
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Java-based Passport: Contender or pretender
Entering the authentication systems battle between Sun and Microsoft, Australia's BuyItOnline releases JPassport--claiming it to be the first Java-based version of Microsoft's Passport.
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Australian energy business switches on Oracle
Despite a few initial hiccups, Australia's largest energy operator and administrator has successfully deployed Oracle's 9i application server, and is already reaping the rewards. The National...
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Port 12345: Hacker haven or Net X-File?
Increased activity on port 12345 could be due to hackers, an antivirus product or something else altogether, argue security experts.
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Port 12345: Hacker haven or Net X-File?
Increased activity on port 12345 could be due to hackers, an antivirus product, or something else altogether, argue security experts.
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Borland admits software licensing mistake
Customers are outraged by a clause allowing Borland to enter their premises, which was intented only for enterprises. Software vendor, Borland, has admitted to a licensing error which caused a...
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Oracle's 'unbreakable' toy story
Industry experts are abuzz over Oracle's claim that its 9i database is like a Tonka toy--'unbreakable.' Is this a brilliant marketing campaign or just plain crazy?
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Aussies: 'Drive-by' hacking a real threat
X-Force, an anti-hacking team in Australia, is taking to the streets of a major retail and business center in Sydney to analyze which wireless networks are vulnerable to hacking .
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Security issue must be fixed - experts
Australian experts say that for years tech has been underestimating the impact of security and privacy on e-business. But that's about to change.
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Linux snares security tool
An Aussie company says it has developed the first Linux-friendly device that watches for systems break-ins and intruders.
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Calling all cars--via text messages!
An answer to road rage? A new Australian service lets drivers send e-mail and SMS text messages any car owner they come across, using license plate numbers as identification.
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Dell Australia: No plans to ditch Linux
Dell may have decided to cease pre-installation of Red Hat Linux on its desktops and notebooks in the U.S., but its Australian office has no immediate plans to follow suit.
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Nicole's 10 favorite Android apps (CNET 100)
With interests that run the gamut from cutting-edge social networks to the great American past time, Nicole's pick of Android apps reflect her eclectic taste.
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Earn geek cred by doing these 15 things
Nicole Bremer Nash features 15 items that every geek must do. See how many items can you check off this list.
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Nicole Lee's favorite iPhone apps (CNET 100)
As part of CNET's 100, cell phone reviewer Nicole Lee picks her 10 favorite iPhone apps.
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Marilyn, Pamela, Anna Nicole--just search the archives
Playboy Enterprises is releasing the entire catalog of its magazine as a searchable digital archive.
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'Second Life' gets first look at new hotel chain
Starwood Hotels will seek feedback on new chain via a cyberlodge in the virtual world. Images: Hotel habitat
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New lease on life for Friendster?
Patent publicity revives interest in an early leader in social networking that had faded from the limelight.
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New UV gun takes aim at meth users
A new ultraviolet device is in the works that could put officer K-9 out of job and put meth makers on the run.
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Networking site touts 'tiered' privacy
Multiply finds more funding, continues to attract users wanting more control over social-networking environment.
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