HP joins ANZ Recycling Platform under national e-waste recycling scheme
Hewlett-Packard Australia (HP) has joined the Australia and New Zealand Recycling Platform (ANZRP) as a liable party under the national e-waste recycling scheme.
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Apple granted leave amid source code request
Apple was granted leave to file further evidence in its defence against Samsung, which brought the case against the iPhone maker for alleged patent infringement in the iPhone 3GS, 4, and 4S.
Macquarie Uni to expand desktop virtualization program
Macquarie University has flagged plans to deliver faculty-specific virtual labs by semester two this year following the take-up of its virtualized computer labs.
Startup spotlight: ScriptRock simplifies IT diagnostics
With more than a decade’s experience working for large corporations and string of start-ups behind them, Alan Sharp-Paul, Michael Baukes, and Leo Venegas partnered up to run IT diagnostics start-up ScriptRock.
Internode unveils NBN wireless plans in Armidale
Internode has begun to sell national broadband network (NBN) fixed wireless services to the residents of Armidale in northern NSW.
Scope of Copyright Act review unveiled
The draft terms of reference for an inquiry into the use of copyright in a digital setting have been released for public comment.
National e-waste recycling scheme signs second provider
The Australia and New Zealand Recycling Platform (ANZRP) has become the second service provider to join the national e-waste recycling scheme, following DHL Supply Chain earlier this month.
Ignore Big Data at your peril: Deloitte
Organisations must jump on the Big Data bandwagon now to protect themselves from falling behind competitors or perish, according to analyst firm Deloitte.
NBN may accelerate education revolution
The National Broadband Network (NBN) is expected to speed up the transformation process of the education sector, according to NBN Co.
Parramatta Catholic Education Diocese upgrades storage system
The Catholic Education Diocese of Parramatta has upgraded and expanded its storage and network systems to manage exponential data growth.
iiNet and Internode users can now share unmetered content
iiNet and Internode customers will now be able to share access to the content libraries of each internet service provider without being charged from their monthly quotas.
Telstra to launch Samsung Galaxy S II 4G
Telstra has today unveiled the second 4G smartphone on the Australian market, with the Samsung Galaxy S II 4G available online today and at Telstra stores from tomorrow.
"Customer-centricity" to drive banking IT investment
The banking sector is expected to up its investment in mobility-enabling technologies in response to increasingly mobile customers and enterprises, according to industry experts.
Three start-ups chosen for UNSW incubator program
Three technology start-ups have gained entry to the Venture Incubator Space (VIS) workspace at the University of New South Wales. The VIS is located in the School of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), will provide students with the space and support needed to kick off their own IT startup.
iPhone app makes commuting social
Social awkwardness between bus passengers may be a thing of the past, thanks to a new iPhone application designed to facilitate commuter interaction.