Optus is offering an 8GB version of the iPhone to customers with no up front cost if they are prepared to commit to spending $79 per month over two years.
Optus reveals iPhone pricing
Australia's new high-speed internet network provider must be structurally separated, Google says Split network and broadband: Google
Sol Trujillo has failed to meet his promise to have 5 million customers on a new billing platform
Telstra billing fix delayed
Australians lost almost $1 billion to fraud and scams last year, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics ID theft hits $1bn: ABS
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Mahesh Sharma IBM has pipped Accenture to a $10 million contract as the main IT architect of the government's Standard Business Reporting project.
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Services sector gets SAP boost
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Satnav comes to aid of commuters
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Paradox takes big step back in time
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A TELSTRA website shows eight of the retailers are up for sale, but the real number is said to be much higher.
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Yahoo no easy meal for Microsoft
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Apple store redefines retail in Australia
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Net parents just too bizarro ... ask 'neglected' kids
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E-tags the way to go: ACMA
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Lightweight heavy hitters
High-end laptops are taking over the desktop, nudging out their more bulky tower and case predecessors, freeing up work space