Stories about: Oakley

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    Dell signs Officeworks as first retail partner 01/05/2008 10:28:36

    Dell Australia has selected office stationery and IT supplies chain, OfficeWorks, as its first local retail partner.
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    Vancouver security vendor joins McAfee alliance 31/01/2008 09:14:33

    Vancouver-based Absolute Software hopes its involvement in a new McAfee partnership will help give IT mangers a consolidated and simplified platform for dealing with enterprise security.
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    Data breaches, regulations fueling data encryption 24/12/2007 07:26:55

    Although data encryption adds cost and complexity, business and government sectors are becoming wedded to it -- even though at times it's like an arranged marriage driven by regulatory compliance and fear of data-breach fiascos.
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    Raytheon closes acquisition of Oakley Systems 24/10/2007 08:22:08

    US Government technology supplier Raytheon announced the completion of its acquisition of data-leak prevention company Oakley Systems.
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    MP3 Players 21/09/2007 15:37:34

    These days, you'd be hard pressed not to have heard of MP3 players. With the popularity of products such as Apple's iPod continuing to skyrocket, and the increasing prevalence of support for music playback across a variety of devices (games systems, mobile phones, etc), you'd have to have at least be aware of digital music.
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    MP3 sunglasses 20/09/2007 14:29:56

    Keith gets the lowdown on Oakley's newest MP3 sunglasses line from engineer Colin Smith
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    InBoxer unveils virtualized compliance appliance 17/05/2007 11:47:03

    InBoxer on Wednesday announced a virtualized version of its appliance for archiving e-mail, detecting data leaks, and meeting electronic discovery requirements.
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    Should Apple secure its iPods? 17/04/2007 13:29:10

    Few corporations are likely to ban iPods in the workplace, but whether Apple and other manufacturers of MP3 players shoulder some responsibility to add security to their devices -- and how effective that security would be -- is a growing debate.
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    The top 15 wackiest USB devices 12/02/2007 09:19:41

    When the USB format was introduced just over 11 years ago, the creators envisioned it as a way to liberate computer users by making it easy for them to attach devices to PCs without opening the case, fiddling with arcane settings, or dealing with a multitude of specialized ports. By simplifying things for product developers and users, the format gave creative designers the means to come up with any kind of device they pleased.
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    Motorola RazrWire 16/11/2005 19:00:28

    We like the technology, but we'd be the first to admit that wireless Bluetooth headsets do not represent the height of sartorial elegance, particularly the ones that sport flashing blue lights.
 
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