Red Hat pushes certification program amid Linux wave
Linux vendor Red Hat is pushing its certification program and looking to recruit more training partners in light of its ten-year anniversary and increasing Linux uptake.
Stories by Dahna McConnachie
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New Linux-based technology to make ‘smarter’ GPS
Sick of having your GPS tell you to turn the wrong way up a one-way street or lead you to a dead end? Fear not: Linux-based technology developed at NICTA is on its way to help make personal navigation systems more accurate.
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SourceForge exec on the open source breeding ground
We hear from SourceForge and SourceForge.net Marketplace Vice President Mike Rudolph about the world's largest Open Source software development web site, which, as of today, claims 162,855 registered projects and 1,732,552 registered users.
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Digital Rights Management comes to email in mission impossible style.
Email sender remorse is a thing of the past, if Bigstring.com CEO and founder Darin Myman has his way. The start up has developed a service that allows emails to be edited, recalled, or made to self-destruct. Emails, videos and pictures can also be rendered non printable, non-save-able or and / or non-forward-able.
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OK and FST use Linux-based phone to accelerate mobile device innovation
Nine months after its official launch, Australian developers have already extended the capabilities of the world's first non-proprietary Linux powered mobile phone.
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Facebook launches library to ease PHP embedding blues
Facebook engineers have made it easier for developers to embed PHP by developing a PHPEmbed library.
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Study: Mobile phones will not cause cancer
Mobile phones will not cause cancer or slow the brain, according to a recently published six-year study, but the jury is not out.
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Google launches embedded mapping service
Google is mapping its way into blogs and web pages around the world today with the launch of its embedded Google Maps service.
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Firey battle emerges as VoIP provider sues Chariot
International Voice over IP (VoIP) companies, Transcom Australasia Pty Ltd and Transcom International Limited, have issued a claim for $3.2 million against Adelaide-based ISP, Chariot Ltd, citing breach of contract.
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BigAir rises high into city apartments
BigAir has its eye on high rises, taking on an additional 1000 unit-dwelling broadband customers and the promise of more, with its W Home acquisition, announced Wednesday.
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IDC: WAN optimisation to hit big time
Consolidation in the WAN optimisation space, along with demand for network management tools, will see a comprehensive range of new products hit the mainstream, an industry analyst has claimed.
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Local wireless company makes Waves in the US
Perth-based wireless technology manufacturer, Wavenet, has secured a US order worth about $3 million for its Wombat vehicle modems.
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Primus brings wireless to the home
Primus has sparked an interest in the residential wireless and mobility market, with its new WirelessHome plan launched today.
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Software reports on delay points
Australian based network equipment manufacturer, Exinda Networks is aiming to take the mystery out of application acceleration (AA) technology with the release of new software that can measure network performance down to the millisecond.
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Network mobility provider seeks local disties
Malaysian-based mobile networking company, Green Packet, has landed in Australia and is on the hunt for distributors to look after its carrier, enterprise and consumer mobility products.
