Nvidia Pushes Games To 3D-Enabled TVs Nvidia announced its new software that allows a user to connect their PC or notebook to any 3D-enabled TV and play games in 3D.
Microsoft Office 2007 Buyers To Get Free Upgrade Microsoft announced that from today until 30 September 2010, users who purchase Microsoft Office 2007 will receive a free upgrade of the equivalent version of Office 2010.
Facebook & MySpace Invading Microsoft Outlook Not a week after Google’s Buzz was launched, Microsoft has announced Outlook Social Connector (OSC), a social networking add-on that works inside Microsoft Outlook.
New Norton Suite Provides Online File Access The new Norton 360 from Symantec will provide users with its latest security technology as well as remote access to backed-up data anytime using a computer or a smartphone.
Microsoft To Patch Windows 7 Hacks Microsoft announced that it will release a new update for Windows 7 that will detect whether a user’s installed copy of Windows 7 is genuine or not.
New Apple Aperture Detects Faces Apple has launched a new version of the Aperture that allows a user to perform quick photo edits, organise them using face detection, and even comes with geotagging features.
Win 7 A Big Revenue Earner For Microsoft As Vista disappears into the dust behind the juggernaut of leaping PC sales, it seems the swift take-up of Windows 7 by consumers has boosted Microsoft's second-quarter profit and revenue. The No. 1 software maker's net income rose 60 per cent to US$6.66 billion. Revenue climbed 14 per cent to $19 billion.
Inside Job On Google China Hack Attack? Google has moved to investigate whether Chinese hackers had access to inside help during the recent attack on their operation. In recent days, several staff in the company's China office have either been moved to other operations or suspended as investors probe recent attacks on the company's operations.
Microsoft Banned From Selling Word Microsoft has been banned from selling its current version of Word after a US Federal Appeals Court affirmed a $290 million patent-infringement judgment against the software giant following action bought by a Canadian company.
Save On Adobe With Lexar Customers purchasing Lexar memory cards will receive discounts and free trials of Adobe software applications.
Google Scam Company Has OZ Links Google is set to crack down on scam operators who use their brand name to lure unsuspecting users into online 'get-rich' schemes in both the USA and Australia.
Google Chrome Hits Mac Google has released a beta version of its Chrome browser aimed at Mac users.
Windows 7 Family Pack Hits Oz From tomorrow, users can purchase a Windows 7 Family Pack that includes three licenses for Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade in 32-bit or 64-bit for $249.
New Google OS Tipped For Launch Next Week Google Chrome the new operating system that has been developed by Google to take on Microsoft’s Windows offering is set to go live in some form either this week or early next week, according to Company sources.
New Quicken Software For Windows 7 Quicken has launched a new product line which consists of Personal, Personal Plus and Home & Business to help users keep a close eye on savings, expenses, and investments.
Top Windows 7 Executive Quits For Cisco Ben Fathi, one of Microsoft's senior Windows executives is set to quit the company only day's after the launch of Windos 7.
Microsoft 2,000 Calories One Day Fat Help The Next Australians who are getting fat and flabby according to Federal Government research, can now get help from one of the fattest IT companies in the world Microsoft.
Apple Reminds Microsoft Of Their Broken Promises When Geoff Putt the Windows Lead at Apple Australia walked on stage at the Australian launch of Windows 7 this week, he seemed to have forgotten about the promises he made back in 2007 when he launched Windows Vista.
3 Years On Microsoft Still Making Flaky Content Promises Microsoft Australia Management, attending today’s launch of the new Windows 7 operating system, are still promising a music and movie service for Australia three years after they promised the same content services , when they launched the ill fated Windows Vista in 2007.
Mac Vs Windows 7 Who Will Be The Winner? Apple's Mac computers have steadily gained market share over the years, but this could come to an end when the new Windows 7 launches later this week, despite Apple reporting record sales of their MAC PC’s yesterday.
Try New Microsoft Office Next Month Microsoft announced that the public beta of its SharePoint 2010 and Office 2010 will be available next month.
Consumers Duped Over Windows 7 House Parties Consumers in Australia who were talked into running House Parties to spruik the official launch of Microsoft’s Windows 7 are now claiming that they have not received the software that they were promised and have been embarrsed by Microsoft.
Google Vs Microsoft Software War Turns Nasty Determined to win the browser war, Google has decided to literally jump on board Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser, in a move that will ruffle the feathers of Microsoft management.
New IBM Mail Service To Take On Google & Microsoft As Microsoft's data server’s crash and Google cleans up after two big G Mail outages last month, good old reliable IBM is today expected to launch a new service that will take on Google and their G Mail service.
New Microsoft Product Set To Hurt PC Security Companies In what appears to be a deliberate attempt to hurt the businesses of Trend Micro, McAfee and Symantec, Microsoft has begun offering its new and free anti-malware program for PCs, Security Essentials. A beta test version has been available since June, but the new software is the real thing.
Major iTunes Upgrade New Sharing Feature New Apple iTunes software is now available for downloading. iTunes 9 has new features such as iTunes LP, Home Sharing and Genius Mixes, as well as a redesigned store and improved syncing.
Hugh Jackman & Jennifer Hawkins Sprung By Security Company Hugh Jackman is the most dangerous Australian celebrity to search for in cyberspace, according to Internet security company McAfee. Other dangerous Aussies in cyberspace are said to be Nicole Kidman, Delta Goodrem, Cate Blanchett and Jennifer Hawkins.
Mac OS X Snow Leopard On Sale This Friday Apple has confirmed that its Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard will go on sale this Friday, August 28, at Apple retail stores and authorised resellers. The company has also announced that its online store is now accepting pre-orders for the new OS.
Fujitsu Offers Free Windows 7 Upgrade Fujitsu announced that users who purchase selected notebooks running on Windows Vista can obtain a free upgrade to Windows 7 when it comes out on October 22.
Microsoft Outlook Coming To Mac Microsoft announced that it will be including Outlook for its next Office for Mac, replacing its Entourage software.
Office 2010 A Web Streamed Install Microsoft has moved in a different direction for its upcoming Office 2010 program changing its installation procedures to be entirely Internet based, presumably to throw a spanner in the works for the pirated software market.
Gates Dumps On Facebook A lot of today's technology is a waste of time, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has told a conference in India. The man who helped popularise a lot of it said he didn't care for instant messaging and explained why he had shut down his Facebook page.
Windows 7 To Include Chrome & Firefox Browsers Desperate to avoid massive antitrust fines and facing falling sales, Microsoft has announced that they are set to include Google Chrome and Mozilla's Firefox with Windows 7.
Apple Simplifies Music Creation Apple has unveiled its new version of Logic Studio which comes with major upgrades to Logic Pro and MainStage that makes it easy for a user to edit their music.
Microsoft Confirms Free Web Based Apps Microsoft has firmed up previously announced plans to launch a free Web-based version of its top-selling Office software as well as a fee-for-service cloud version for business in direct competition with Google Docs. Redmond's online freeby is expected to be released in the first half of 2010, along with the conventional boxed Office 2010 suite.
Sony & Microsoft Set To Hurt Retailers In a move that could take business away from mass retailers, Sony and Microsoft are set to start selling “high margin” gaming and home office software online with both Companies admitting that they are currently building out networks to sell content and applications direct that will over time hurt mass market retailers and gaming stores like EB Games.
Windows 7 Family Pack For Multiple PCs As Google takes it up to Microsoft in the operating system market, Microsoft is set to launch a “Family Pack” licence which will allow the software to be loaded onto multiple PC’s in a home.
New Google GMail Goes Live In a further effort to draw customers from Microsoft, Google is dropping the "beta" or test version tag from its Gmail e-mail service and other online programs.
Microsoft Warns Of Zero Day Attack Microsoft has thrown the Internet world into a flurry with a surprise warning about a serious "zero day" vulnerability in its Internet Explorer browser that it hasn't fixed yet.
Windows 7 On USB Free From Lenovo Microsoft is reportedly considering offering Windows 7 on a USB thumb drive to allow netbook owners to upgrade their machines more easily.
Windows 7 Pricing Revealed Microsoft has announced its pricing for the upcoming Windows 7 operating system.
Windows 7 To Speed Up Notebooks Microsoft Australia has showed off the latest "release candidate" (RC) version of its Windows 7 operating system to a party of Aussie IT journalists at its North Ryde HQ.
