Monday Jul 9, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

If you haven't already checked your settings to see if the DNSChanger malware affected your PC, you should - it's possible some computers are still unknowingly affected by this nasty piece of malware. Click here to make sure you are safe.

We've also posted an interesting photo gallery from one of the more over-the-top trade fairs we've seen in a while - the Bread & Butter street fashion fair in Germany. It's held in a former airport. Click here for the photos.

Also in this edition: a very handy iPad tip for keeping track of taxi receipts and other stubs, we explain the four new versions of Windows Server 2012 and some interesting new developments from the Commonwealth Bank and Mastercard. Click below to read the articles.

William Maher
BIT (Business IT)

FBI to disable DNSChanger protection: are you safe?

By Anthony Caruana | Jul 9, 2012

Despite being identified and a fix being published, the DNSChanger trojan is still out there. Here's what you need to know.

Handy iPad tip #2: keeping track of taxi receipts and other expenses

By Anthony Caruana | Jul 6, 2012

Are you always accumulating taxi receipts and other expenses you need to be reimbursed for? It turns out there's an easy way to track these on the iPad.

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Windows Server 2012: which version is best for your small business?

By Anthony Caruana | Jul 9, 2012

If you're a small business, which version of Windows Server 2012 should you be using? Here are the four new options and what they cost.

Kaching for Android signals business banking changes

By Anthony Caruana , William Maher | Jul 9, 2012

The Commonwealth Bank's Kaching app just got more useful for small business users, with the app now available for Android.

Over-the-top trade fairs: Bread & Butter 2012

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Billed as the world’s largest trade fair for street fashion, Bread and Butter is held in a former airport. Click to see the photos.

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