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Samsung expected to announce launch details for the Galaxy S III smartphone later this month

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Galaxy S III coming soon to Australia

Samsung expected to announce launch details for the Galaxy S III smartphone later this month
Android 5.0 to launch with five Nexus devices: Report

Google apparently plans to sell an expanded array of unlocked phones and tablets directly to consumers.
Actian to turn attention to Sydney following inroads into India

Data management outfit to expand presence locally after success in Asia
Mobile data consumption set to skyrocket: Finding

Expected to grow tenfold over the next five years
QlikTech sets up new office in Canberra, makes senior appointments

Business intelligence software vendor invests further into Australian market
APP OF THE DAY: Flixster

You’ll have no trouble staying informed about movies while on the go.
Xperia Sola hits Harvey Norman

Sony's latest Android phone available outright through retailer Harvey Norman

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In depth: Unified communications still fragmented

ROI, implementation issues keep adoption rates low
Five things we hate about the HTC One X

HTC's One X is arguably one of the best Android smartphones on the market, but it isn't perfect
WWDC 2012 forecast: Cloudy with a chance of new MacBooks

Speculation is high on what Apple will announce at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference. Here's a rundown of a few possibilities.
Five things CIOs should know about big data

Consider these important points
What enterprise mobile apps can learn from mobile games

Enterprise IT groups usually don't see the relevance of game development because they view games through a distorting set of myths
In pictures: Nokia Lumia 900 unboxing

We get our hands on the Nokia Lumia 900, the latest flagship Windows Phone

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Palo Alto Networks: Challenging the incumbents

Founder, Nir Zuk, on the vendor’s approach to the local market
Mark Hurd: Oracle’s only objective is to help customers

1 comment | But the Oracle president admits not everyone will appreciate its software upgrade policies
AppSense: A busy year ahead

AppSense A/NZ managing director, Michael Bosnar, on the challenges the company has faced and its expansion strategies.
BYOD myths: cost savings, productivity gains, less headaches

There are benefits but they might might not be the most flaunted
Intel: Ultrabooks offer more choice, better value than MacBook Air or iPad

1 comment | Intel officials call Ultrabooks more useful for real work than iPads, and a better value than laptops such as the MacBook
RSA: The game changer

1 comment | RSA's David Walter talk about the synergy between RSA and Archer, as well as the road ahead

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Optus wins $15 million satellite contract with NSW education department

Around 22 schools, six TAFE campuses, and 165 homestead students in remote areas to benefit from the deal.

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