Business ITDespite all the dire predictions, 12 - 17 year olds really do value and protect their online privacy.
Live chat on a website seems to be one of those polarising topics: some people find it helpful, others say it is as annoying as a shop assistant that walks up to you as soon as you enter the store and before you've had a chance to help yourself.
Data protection specialist Acronis has joined the Citrix Ready Worx Verified program and will provide support for Citrix's MDX technology in a forthcoming release of its mobilEcho secure mobile file management software.
More than 230,000 phone numbers have been ported to MyNetFone's VoIP services.
CeBIT Australia 2013 was opened this morning by NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell, who said what a great boost to NSW economy the conference is, with 60% of Australia’s IT industry based in Sydney.
The CTO of Barack Obama’s re-election campaign says big data is ‘bullshit’. It’s just data, he says, the real issue is what you do with it.
Construction of ASIO’s new billion dollar headquarters in Canberra has been put on hold while it is redesigned – because the blueprints have allegedly been stolen online by China.
Three Samsung mobile devices have been accepted by Australia’s secretive Defence Signals Directorate (DSD) into a formal evaluation program, which means they are likely to be accepted as secure enough for use in the Australian military.
Google is at an advanced stage of development in plans to build large wireless networks in the developing world to connect billions more people to the Internet. The plan involves using giant airborn blimps as signal transmitting stations in the sky.
The level of concern about security issues is at its highest level in five years in Australia, with the public more concerned about data breaches at banks, credit card companies and telecommunications providers than at government services, health providers or airlines/hotels.
