Domain name and hosting specialist Melbourne IT has for the first time revealed the full extent of its implementation of Oracle software as part of its $18 million systems revamp.

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Melbourne IT to be bursting with Oracle

Following the early release of Telstra's first Android offering on 21 April, a software problem has left the HTC Desire with little or no GPS functionality.

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Telstra's HTC Desire has GPS glitch

Adobe Systems has announced that it will cease future development of the technology for building Flash applications that run on the iPhone after Apple changed the terms of its iPhone 4.0 software developer kit licence.

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Adobe ditches iPhone plans

Telstra has patched a data breach on its business website that had the potential to reveal personal information, such as date of birth, of 700 customers.

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Telstra confirms customer data breach

AAPT boss Paul Broad said the telco is almost certain to ditch Microsoft Outlook for Google Gmail for its 1300 staff within the next month.

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AAPT wants to ditch Outlook for Gmail

Apple wants its yet-to-be-released next-generation iPhone back after it was reportedly left at a drinking establishment and obtained by US blog website Gizmodo, which managed to take a few snaps of it. Today, Gizmodo also revealed the Apple employee who lost the phone.

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Apple wants its next-gen iPhone back

Is AU$1000 too much for a phone?

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Anybody want a cheap Android phone?

Internet Industry Association (IIA) chief executive officer Peter Coroneos has said he plans to ask his members to sign a declaration calling for more transparency in the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) talks being held this week in Wellington, New Zealand.

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IIA to ask members to sign ACTA petition

Google has made some under-the-hood changes to its Google Docs product, promising faster service and real-time collaboration tools.

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Google Docs revamped for speed

Transaction Network Services (TNS), which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, will provide e-commerce payment solutions for Fairfax's online network, the Sydney-based company said in a statement today.

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Fairfax contracts e-payment company