"software" news, interviews, and features
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IN PICTURES: Microsoft Sydney flagship store opening - all the colour and action (+46 photos)
Microsoft opened its new flagship store in Sydney, the first outside of North America, with some pomp and circumstance, to a big crowd of several thousand - some of whom had been queueing since 6.15pm the night before. There was caps and water for virtually everybody, major prizes from the Microsoft range, and the first 750 through the door got two complimentary tickets to an exclusive Jessie J concert at the State Theatre. Microsoft executives from the US, civic and state government leaders, joined MIcrosoft Australia MD, Pip Marlow, and Sydney store manager, Nick Wells, in celebrating the opening of the super store. Photos by ARN Editorial Director, MIKE GEE.
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IN PICTURES: Qlik's new North Sydney office opening (+16 photos)
Software company, Qlik, recently held a party to mark the opening of its new office in North Sydney. Qlik CEO, Lars Bjork, welcomed a number of the company's elite partners to the event. There was ribbon cutting, plenty of networking, and lots of happy faces around. Here are some pictures from the event.
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In Pictures: Houston, we have a bug - 9 famous software glitches in space
There’s never a good time to run into software bugs, but some times are worse than others - like during a mission to space. Spacecraft of all shapes and sizes rely heavily on software to complete their objectives. But those missions can be quickly ended by the simplest of human errors when writing code. The omission of an overbar here or overflow error checking code there can mean the difference between success or failure, not to mention the loss of hundreds of millions of dollars, years of work and, on manned missions, human life. Use the arrows above to read about 9 examples that show that, despite the care with which these systems are built, bugs have occurred in spacecraft software since we started to fling rockets into space - and will, no doubt, continue to crop up.
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In Pictures: User guide to Windows 10
If you’re going for an immediate upgrade to Windows 10 from your Windows 7 or Windows 8/8.1 computer, this guide will get you up to speed as quickly as possible.
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In Pictures: 10 tools that fix common Windows frustrations
Windows is full of niggling little irritations. These tools fix them.
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IN PICTURES: EDGE 2015 - Day Two breakout sessions (+17 photos)
Day two of business at EDGE 2015 saw three breakout sessions. with vendors Acronis, NEXTDC and IBM taking the stage. Acronis held a roundtable around the theme of Lead from the front: It’s time to have the Who? What? Why? enterprise mobility conversation. NEXTDC held a Steve Martin-led presentation, The leadership role of the channel in moving customers to the Cloud – and understanding realities, while IBM's panel discussion considered Analytics – The channel’s new sweet spot. Photos by Hafizah Osman.
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In Pictures: 15 new iOS 9 features that are rocking our world
Sometimes it's the small things that make the biggest difference.
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In Pictures: 8 free apps that pump up Google Drive
Google Drive can do much more than you realize. Ready to unlock its productivity potential?
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In Pictures: Best office apps for Android, round 3
Microsoft's Office apps are finally available for Android smartphones and tablets. Here’s how they stack up against past favorites
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IN PICTURES: OKI Data Australia partner event (+10 photos)
OKI recently hosted its ChannelOne dealer forum for its executive series channel partners to get together and learn about the company's new high-performance ES8400 A3 multifunction series printers. After a welcome and business overview from OKI Data Australia managing director, Dennie Kawahara, delegates were given a comprehensive overview of the new product, as well as an update on the latest marketing initiatives and software solutions, before being treated to live demos and a product showcase. Partners were also given a preview of OKI’s upcoming A3 digital LED white toner printer. With more than 60 delegates attending from all over the country, the day concluded with dinner at Casa Ristorante Italiano in Sydney and several delegates also participated in a friendly game of golf the following morning.
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In Pictures: The top 15 tech companies on the Fortune 500
We scour the F500 list to home in on the largest tech companies gracing the list.
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In Pictures: How will Windows 10 play on tablets
How does Windows 10, which Microsoft has been trying to make friendlier for desktops and notebooks, fare on tablets?
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In Pictures: Mini-PC round-up - A look at 6 new Windows 8.1 offerings
Desktop computers aren't the bulky towers they used to be. Here are six mini PCs that fit in the palm of your hand and will change how you think about PCs.
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In Pictures: Cisco Live!
Outgoing and incoming Cisco CEOs John Chambers and Chuck Robbins weren’t the only attractions at the annual Cisco event in San Diego this week.