Apple attempts to trademark the word 'startup'
The tech giant filed its application yesterday, but it appears it has yet to be seen or approved.
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Daily Cuppa: The Friday iPhone 5 finale
It's here! The end of the week, and possibly the end of the hype surrounding the iPhone 5, because it's finally in consumer hands.
Your supplier may be your enemy: Stratsec
Businesses should carefully consider who they trust to get their software or hardware from, but, at the same time, shouldn't limit themselves to just the big brands, according to Stratsec chief technology officer Nick Ellsmore.
Office flaw used in OS X-targeted attack
Security researchers at Microsoft have discovered new malware that exploits an old bug in Microsoft Office; but rather than attacking PCs, it actually targets Mac OS X machines.
Aussie Apple conferences lose 2013 funding
The consortium behind a number of Apple conferences aimed at academics has had its funding cut, leaving its future uncertain.
Daily Cuppa: Dotcom goes hungry, Apple affects the Galaxy 'S3'
Here's your quick fix to find out what happened overnight, including the latest changes to Samsung's products and criminals that follow government examples, but still can't get it right.
Flashback infection worse than Conficker?
Flashback could now be considered a pandemic larger than Conficker when you consider the number of Macs that are in use.
Flashback infections on the rise: Intego
Further analysis of Flashback has postulated that even after the release of patches and the media attention devoted to the malware, the number of infections could be increasing, rather than decreasing.
Hackers port trojan from Linux to OS X
Security researchers at ESET and Sophos have discovered that hackers have gone out of their way to port an old Linux backdoor trojan to the Mac OS X platform, extending their reach of computers that they can use as part of their botnets.
Vendors won't let Aussie tax go: analysts
Multi-national vendors have been accused of riding a wave of excessive profits in Australia, but even with a parliamentary inquiry set to happen, it's likely that vendors will hold out to the last minute before taking action, according to industry analysts.