http://www.itwire.com – The Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) has welcomed the release of a research paper by the University of Ballarat which estimated that at least 89 percent of traffic on BitTorrent, and possibly as much as 98 percent, was in breach of copyright. (IT news)
Email this pagehttp://www.itwire.com – With Toshiba launching dozens of new notebooks for the consumer and business spaces for virtually any kind of user, along with new TVs, HD camcorders, a “cloud companion” PC and the book like dual-screen Libretto, the announcement that Toshiba would be launching its own slate with either the Android OS installed, Windows 7 or potentially even both this October arguably stole the show! (IT news)
Email this pagehttp://www.itwire.com – A three year old report on the carbon implications of information technology, which was issued by the Australian Computer Society in 2007, still ranks as an international high watermark according to BMC Software, and is helping Australian companies pioneer sustainable IT practices ahead of their international peers. (IT news)
Email this pagehttp://www.itwire.com – The security camera system at the Melbourne Cricket Ground is being progressively upgraded from the old analogue equipment to digital cameras on an IP network. (IT news)
Email this pagehttp://www.tuxradar.com – Title: Live from OSCON. In this episode: A SCO representative finally reveals some of the Linux code SCO had a problem with and OpenSUSE 11.3 is here. Listen to the results of our new challenge, and we ask whether the likes of Red Hat, Novell and Canonical contribute enough back to the community. (IT news)
Email this pagehttp://www.itwire.com – A security researcher has disclosed a vulnerability in Apple's Safari browser that can be used to steal personal information. (IT news)
Email this pagehttp://www.itwire.com – Microsoft has joined the list of companies reporting record quarterly revenues. (IT news)
Email this pagehttp://www.tuxradar.com – Community. This little nine-letter word is the lifeblood of open source. Barely a day goes by without some aspect of it impacting our lives, be that via Linux, a local book club, your closest group of friends or any one of a million other places. In an age when anyone over 45 seems to have stories about the end of local communities, the open source community is thriving. (IT news)
Email this pagehttp://www.networkworld.com – Every new IBM mainframe says something about the times we live in, and today's latest mainframe release is no different. Thus, the zEnterprise system has become a cross-platform management system, a sovereign of other systems. (IT news)
Email this pagehttp://www.itwire.com – Australian/U.K. scientists have identified the molecular material that causes celiac disease in some humans. They hope the discovery will lead to a drug to control the disease that prevents such people from eating gluten-based foods. (IT news)
Email this pagehttp://www.itwire.com – The U.S. space agency NASA has produced the world’s first map of the height of all Earth’s forests. The map will help scientists learn more about the carbon cycle and its affect on our atmosphere. (IT news)
Email this pagehttp://www.itwire.com – Reconfigurable optical add-drop multiplexors (ROADMs) are a key component of the world's optical fibre networks. Sydney based Finisar Australia is a world leader in this rapidly growing market, and it is looking for people. (IT news)
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