In a bid to become a "pure IT company", IT services company UXC is consolidating its three infrastructure businesses into one under its UXC Connect banner.

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UXC in internal business merger

The end of the financial year is upon us, which means it's the dreaded Season of Taxes. This collection of smartphone apps will help you get your statements in order and hopefully get some cash back in your pocket.

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Smartphone apps for tax time

The high-profile chair of Electronic Frontiers Australia (EFA) has revealed that he is set to leave this role for a role advising Greens Senator Richard Di Natale in Federal Parliament.

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EFA loses chair to the Greens

The Federal Government will today introduce tougher cybercrime laws into parliament that will require internet service providers to retain data on customers when requested by authorities across the globe.

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Tougher cybercrime laws hit parliament

Governments should require mandatory reporting of cybercrime to draw attention to the constant large-scale attacks on banking customers, according to Yuval Ben-Itzhak, the chief technology officer of security vendor AVG.

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AVG urges mandatory cybercrime reporting

Police in the Indian city of Bangalore have ordered Google to stop taking images of the city for its Street View project pending talks with authorities, a company spokesperson says.

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Indian police halt Google Street View cars

It's almost becoming a daily ritual to see bad news spelling out Research In Motion's doom, whether it be disappointing earnings reports, layoffs, executive departures or just poor BlackBerry product sales in general.

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8 ways to fix RIM with a reality check

Mozilla delivered two things yesterday: Firefox 5 for personal computers and Android phones, and the promise to complete the new browser just a few months after its predecessor.

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Mozilla delivers Firefox 5 as 1st rapid release

A British teenager suspected of masterminding a global computer hacking plot from his bedroom could face a fight against extradition to the US.

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Suspected LulzSec hacker faces extradition

The N9 will be a very interesting addition to the increasingly cluttered smartphone landscape, offering a real alternative for people who want a fast, simple smartphone experience with social networking, web browsing and a good camera.

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Nokia N9