Australia-Technology

Sources suggest more to the Hurd story.

Mix of offshore and onshore staff.

To facilitate human-computer communications.

"Simplified" plans separate peak and off-peak times for businesses.

Quigley wins over the true believers.

Board members concerned about political implications.

RIM's latest smartphone is a slow burner.

Consumer group Choice is warning that many Australian vets are ignoring guidelines and vaccinating pets unnecessarily.

ABC1's Wednesday night line-up is probably the best thing to come out of this rather dull election campaign. This clip from tonight's episode of Yes We Canberra! shows us exactly what the Chaser boys think of the Coalition's 12Mbps speed broadband promise. I'm feeling a bit nostalgic seeing AltaVista again.

Political party to host several servers.

Australian IT services company SMS Management & Technology today said it was in due diligence with two potential acquisition targets as it looked to continue to bolt on other companies to its already growing base.

The latest piece of evidence has emerged in the Facebook ownership case. New York plaintiff, Paul Ceglia, presented a copy of a cashier's cheque made out to Mark Zuckerberg in the amount of US$3000. The cheque is complete with what is claimed to be Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg's signature. Could this be the nail in a multibillion-dollar coffin or an elaborate fraud?

A group of Western Australian University professors have developed an algorithm that enables complex laser-targeting systems to be handled by off-the-shelf computing hardware.

The games industry slams federal government moves to censor mobile game apps, with developers saying they will stop selling their apps to Australians due to the prohibitive costs.

The games industry slams federal government moves to censor mobile game apps, with developers saying they will stop selling their apps to Australians due to the prohibitive costs.

NBN Co chief executive Mike Quigley has delivered a stinging attack on the Coalition's broadband policy, publicly backing Labor's rival National Broadband Network project just days before the Federal Election.

The question that Tony Abbott wants the nation to ask itself this election is: does the Australian Labor Party deserve a second chance at governing when its first term was marred by a series of debacles (think insulation, the mining tax and Kevin Rudd's abrupt exit from the PM's chair) that have left its credibility in shreds?

A western New York man suing over claims he owns 84 per cent of Facebook has a copy of a $US3000 cashier's cheque that may support his contract claim against the company and chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg.

A western New York man suing over claims he owns 84 per cent of Facebook has a copy of a $US3000 cashier's cheque that may support his contract claim against the company and chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg.

British scientists say they have found new evidence that woolly mammoths died out 9,000 years ago because of climate change.