Computers crash, St George Bank back to pen and paper
St George branches have been thrown back 50 years after a technical fault blacked-out tellers across Sydney and forced operators to fill out manual receipts.
St George branches have been thrown back 50 years after a technical fault blacked-out tellers across Sydney and forced operators to fill out manual receipts.
<i>Computerworld Australia</i> talks to Kogan Technologies' Ruslan Kogan about its new offering to protect mums and dads from spams and scams.
There’s enough cybercrime for Australia’s twin Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs), but some say bad blood simmers in the wake of failed negotiations and allegations of staff poaching.
Up to 50,000 iiNet customers were cut off from the Internet last night after field workers bungled the network's cabling.
The Federal Government is set to shoot down Telstra’s attempt to abolish caps for fixed-line calls.
Several Internet service providers have backed the Federal Government’s $16 million advertising splash designed to shore-up public support for the National Broadband Network (NBN).
The Queensland Government will begin trialling wireless Internet access on its rail networks and station platforms as early as October.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) will discuss blacklist security with a web filter vendor next week, amid reports the list will be hijacked or stolen.
If your mobile application can’t work inside a lift, or crashes though train tunnels then you need to back to the drawing board, says one Windows Phone 7 developer.
Writeboard's simple interface makes the quick capture of thoughts easy.
You may reject the idea of a microchip implant, but your grandchildren could embrace them, according to an Australian professor.
Primary and high school students have bent the ear of communications minister, Stephen Conroy, to advise on Australia's cyber-safety policy.
Coles-owned online retailer Vintage Cellars is developing an experimental web site to give wine connoisseurs better insight into their favourite drop.
The Communications Alliance has slammed the Federal Government's move to provide some retail services in the National Broadband Network (NBN).
Security expert Eugene Kaspersky thinks the world’s biggest botnet, Mariposa, was crafted in Russia and its designers will escape scot-free.