Study: Users Are 'Always On' But At What Cost?

New study by Osterman Research finds that ubiquitous mobile devices and access to e-mail and texting is putting users in awkward—and occasionally dangerous—situations.

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Victoria releases public sector data

$100,000 app development competition launched.

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NBN Co's first release test sites revealed

The National Broadband Network will roll out first to five mainland sites. These are the streets destined to get fibre.

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Gartner Says Mobile Phone Sales Jumped in Q4

Mobile sales picked up nicely in the final quarter of 2009, but was it enough to offset the declines suffered throughout the year?

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Strong earnings drive Logica's smart grid push

Utilities a hotspot for IT projects.

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Locations sorted for Saturday's anti-filter protests

Picnics or protests? Take your pick.

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Google-Apple Rivalry Heats Up With reMail Buy

As it continues to move in on the mobile market, Google has snapped up reMail, a popular e-mail client available on Apple’s App Store, promptly shutting it down in the latest sign of growing competition between the two giants.

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Intel & Nokia Make a Joint Mobile Push

Both companies have mobile open source initiatives; now they’re working together on the ambitious MeeGo operating system designed for mobile devices and much more.

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Banks accept Dubai assassins' stolen IDs

Special report: Passport credentials still valid for identity fraud.

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Is Apple Planning a Cheaper iPhone?

Always reliable grist for the rumor mill, Apple is believed to be planning to drop the price of its least expensive iPhone in the four-generation roll-out this summer, according to an analyst.

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