Sept launch for bid to crack secrets of universe

The world’s most powerful particle accelerator, aimed at unlocking secrets of the universe, will be launched on Sept. 10, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) said on Thursday.

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Mini laptop use set to soar

Mini-notebook shipments are set to rocket past the five million unit mark this year and could reach eight million by 2009, according to new figures from analyst firm Gartner..

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Dragonfly spies hit the skies

The worlds smallest nano air vehicle was unveiled last week by Delft University of Technology.

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Deadline set for NBN info

Telcos in the running for the $4.7 billion national broadband network (NBN) have two more weeks to finalise and hand over the network information needed for the tender process.

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Telstra remains a financial winner

Telstra’s aggresive use of Australia’s self-regulatory system has aided its transformation into a dominant player, recently announcing a profit after tax of $3.7b.

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iPhone turns Orange

Rumours are quickly spreading concerning the 3G iPhone defecting from O2 to Orange.

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Mobile Me mislays mail

Apple is still having birthing problems with Mobile Me, the replacement for its Dot Mac service which never really made the grade.

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Artificially intelligent poker pro available for download

The source code of the 2008 Computer Poker Competition’s second place prize winner has been released for free use by the public.

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Dell seeks control of clouds

Dell is seeking a patent on the term ‘cloud computing’.

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Microsoft rolls out new SQL Server

Microsoft has released the latest version of SQL Server to manufacturers.

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