The Free Software Foundation's (FSF) Free Software Directory has been relaunched and contains over 6500 programs that it says are free.

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Free Software Directory gets overhaul

Security vendors have been producing mobile security products for Android first, with Apple's iOS users getting reduced features or simply not being catered for; however, this isn't necessarily due to Apple being more secure or Android being less so, according to AVG security evangelist Lloyd Borrett.

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Apple makes security hard: AVG evangelist

Not only has Zendesk vice president and general manager APAC Michael Folmer Hansen worked all over the world, he's also scuba dived all over the world.

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Travel Tech Q and A: Zendesk's Michael Folmer Hansen

From working with JavaScript to setting page-level permissions, we look at five things every IT pro should know about Google Sites.

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Google Sites: 5 things IT pros should know

A Sydney court has heard today that if Justice Annabelle Bennett allowed Samsung to release its Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet onto the market, it would take the Korean-based manufacturer a mere week to manufacture devices and put them on Australian shelves.

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Samsung claims 7-day tablet turnaround

Google's first Android phone, the HTC Dream, wasn't much to look at when it debuted in October 2008; but it kicked off an avalanche of Android phones, just the same. Come with us on a wander down Android memory lane.

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The Android era: Cupcake to Gingerbread

PushStart has picked Melbourne as the first point in its national expansion, capping off a period of significant growth for the organisation that connects mentors with entrepreneurs.

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Melbourne date set for PushStart Live! tour

In the future, thinking about turning left may no longer be just a thought. Japanese auto giant Nissan and a Swiss university are developing cars that scan the driver's thoughts and prepares the vehicle for the next move.

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Nissan developing brain-powered steering

Internode has cut the prices and increased the quotas for its National Broadband Network (NBN) plans following changes to NBN Co's connectivity virtual circuit (CVC) pricing.

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Internode reduces NBN plan pricing

Internode has cut the prices and increased the quotas for its National Broadband Network (NBN) plans following changes to NBN Co's connectivity virtual circuit (CVC) pricing.

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Internode reduces NBN plan pricing