Gartner group vice president of Asia Pacific Warren Anderson is not only active in the IT industry in Australia, but also competes internationally in triathlons, so he needs to travel, and often. Here are his travel tips. Warren Anderson (Credit: Gartner) Gartner provides research and insights into the IT industry, delving into the nuts and bolts of business technology

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Travel Tech Q and A: Gartner's Warren Anderson

Scalify's recent $2 million windfall had its genesis almost 10 years ago, and, along the way, the concept has touched key elements of Australia's start-up ecosystem. The seeds for the deal were sown almost a decade ago, when CEO Steve Telburn worked with voice over internet protocol (VoIP) start-up Zellor Software, which secured funding from Starfish Ventures

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Australians are more in favour of the iPhone than Android smartphones, according to new research released by Google, which has also found that one in every two Australians now owns some type of smartphone. Survey data released today by Google , gathered in Q1 2012 by Ipsos Media CT, shows that 49 per cent of the 1000 respondents surveyed were using an iPhone at the time, with 25 per cent of respondents using an Android smartphone. Of the remaining respondents, the survey found that 9 per cent didn't know what device they were using, 8 per cent were using a Symbian-powered device, 4 per cent were using a Windows-powered device and 3 per cent reported that they were using a BlackBerry

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Australians are more in favour of the iPhone than Android smartphones, according to new research released by Google, which has also found that one in every two Australians now owns some type of smartphone. Survey data released today by Google , gathered in Q1 2012 by Ipsos Media CT, shows that 49 per cent of the 1000 respondents surveyed were using an iPhone at the time, with 25 per cent of respondents using an Android smartphone

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Travelling can be a zen thing; an escape.

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Apple and Samsung essentially own the entire mobile phone market now, leaving nothing but scraps for the rest of the pack.

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Jetting across the world can be a serious drain on our batteries - both our mental ones and our gadgets' physical ones. Carlo Minassian, CEO of managed security services company Earthwave, shares some tips on how to get the most out of both, and tells us which airports are the best to get "stuck" at. Carlo Minassian (Credit: Earthwave) What tech do you travel with and why

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Travel Tech Q and A: Earthwave's Carlo Minassian

Apple once again topped Wall Street's estimates with its second-quarter earnings, bringing in strong profits and selling more iPhones than expected.

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After raging against Pastebin's apparent move to censor sensitive information on its free service, Anonymous has created its own paste service, AnonPaste. Viewing the source code of a paste reveals the ciphertext. (Screenshot by Michael Lee/ZDNet Australia) Previously, Pastebin owner Jeroen Vader had welcomed Anonymous' use of Pastebin for press releases, but he didn't want groups posting sensitive information, for example credit card numbers, on the site.

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Carolyn Bollaci, country manager for MediaMind in Australia and New Zealand, explains why it's so vital that she has her iPhone when she travels, and also reveals the importance of learning some of the language of the country you're visiting, in order to avoid any embarrassment. Carolyn Bollaci (Credit: MediaMind) What tech do you miss from home?

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