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Dinky Kong to map Aust-NZ digital heritage

A spin-off of the cult game Donkey Kong, "Dinky Kong", will take its rightful place alongside new computer software programs in a collection of trans-Tasman digital heritage.
Serval Project a finalist in innovation competition

An open source software program that promises to enable mobile phones to communicate, despite normal phone lines being down, has made the finals of a global innovation competition.
Mobile phones without towers coming soon

A mobile phone communications system that doesn't need towers is being developed at Adelaide's Flinders University.
Mobile mesh network finds interest in NGOs

A research project aimed at allowing mobile phones to communicate without traditional infrastructure has attracted phone manufactures and not-for-profits looking to leverage the technology.
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Flinders University gives open source the boot

Flinders University will migrate its 16,000 students over to Microsoft’s Live@edu email platform from mid-2010 after dropping an in-house open source solution.

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