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Google To Raise More Capital

Search maestro and current stock market darling Google Inc. has reportedly told the US Securities and Exchange Commission it plans to sell a further 14.2 million shares of class A...

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Jobs To Go, Software Key As IAG Standardises On ClaimCentre

Insurer IAG has announced plans to slash its headcount and consolidate its core claims and policy handing units from 32 platforms to two, as it seeks to cut costs by...

Archive, Technology

Altech & Gigabyte Join Forces

One of Australia's largest computer distribution companies, Altech Computers, has signed an agreement with computer hardware giant Gigabyte, a company which makes 1 in 10 of the world's motherboards.

Archive, Hardware

Nintendo: Wii U Captures Netflix, Amazon, YouTube

Its all about content. Nintendo is playing catch up to Playstation and Xbox bringing video content streamers like Netflix, Amazon, Hulu Plus and YouTube service to its new Wii U...

Archive, Hardware

Sharp Puts Full HD in the Palm Of Your Hand

Troubled electronic giant Sharp has a Full HD trick up its sleeve.

Archive, Hardware

Online Sales Up, But Slowing

Internet sales rise February but growth is slowing, according to NAB

Archive, eBusiness

Samsung Dodge Apple Ban Bullet ‘Upgrades’ Galaxy S II

As the Galaxy Tab 10.1 row between Apple and Samsung looks to be resolved in Australia today, Samsung have sidestepped the ban of its Galaxy S II in Holland...by giving...

Archive, Hardware

ASIC Concerns: Optus To Refund Customers Over $2 M

Optus will refund approximately $2.4 million to mobile insurance customers following Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) concerns over its compliance with Australian financial services laws.

Archive, Services

‘De-Friend’: You’ve Been Facebook Dumped

There's a new way to find out who's not your friend: a clever tool called Unfriend Finder, which will notify you the minute someone de-friends you on Facebook.

Archive, Internet

Google This–Rival Search Engine Launched Today

According to AFP, in 2004 Google thought that engineer Anna Patterson's last Internet search engine was so good it bought the technology to upgrade its own system.

Archive, Internet