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Apple will get its iPhone launches back on the usual schedule, report claims
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AMD targets Ultrabooks, shows 18mm Trinity Notebook
Super-skinny laptops will offer long battery life and smaller price tag than Intel's entries, AMD tells analysts.
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Smartphone shipments outpaced PCs in 2011 for first time
487m smartphone figure trumps all laptops, tablets, desktop and netbooks combined
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Under the gavel: Motorola patents trump Apple in Germany
Products briefly removed from the shelf
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Austar to delay vote on Foxtel take-over
Austar to seek postponement on Foxtel's shareholder vote until March
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In depth: The new help desk - agile, educational, efficient
But Gartner says, "Most corporate help desks are outdated."
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Evernote vs. OneNote: Note-taking apps showdown
Both programs offer plenty of note-taking features, but in very different packages.
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Linux: A getting-started guide
Ready to try Linux? Here's how to get started.
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Analysis: Will this be the year of Apple in the enterprise?
All the major trends in IT look good for Apple
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2012: The year storage becomes a celebrity
Smarter storage can be tailored to the application it's serving
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Dig deep into Lion: The best overlooked, underrated features
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SNAPSHOT: The name game
What’s in a name? Plenty, according to Ingres A/NZ and APAC general manager, Jason Leonidas
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PROFILE: From the ground up
Insentra's Ronnie Altit talks about some of the challenges with starting a business and the importance of building trusted relationships with partners
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HP is ready to get back to business
Senior VP of HP's Personal Systems Group claims that chaos is thing of the past for HP
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Steve Jobs interview: One-on-one in 1995
A rare look at Jobs after his first string of innovations but before he returned to Apple.
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SNAPSHOT: Avanade - Partner of choice
Avanade Australia Country Manager, Jeyan Jeevartnam, on the company’s position in Australia and its plans for future growth.
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