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ANALYSIS: Yahoo will spin off its US$50 billion stake in Chinese site Alibaba. You may remember Yahoo - it was once the darling of Silicon Valley, but it has become increasingly irrelevant in an Internet dominated by Google and Facebook and other newcomers.
A new report says that the 138 million phablets expected to ship in 2015 will increase to over 400 million by 2019 and bring phablets ‘into the mainstream’.
CSIRO to pilot IBM’s breakthrough in cloud-based personal data protection
By Alex Zaharov-Reutt
IBM has announced a new cloud-based technology for developers to help consumers better protect their private data, and Australia’s CSIRO is going to pilot it.
VIDEO Interview: Cuzin, social shopping that lets you buy anything from anywhere
By Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Ever wanted to buy something from the US, whether online or from a store, but the store didn’t ship to Australia, didn’t accept our credit cards or was only available in-store?
Global cloud software provider Kaseya has appointed Kellie Hackney to the role of APAC sales director.
Acer says ticketing system shows ‘hardware+software+services’ capability
By Peter Dinham
Acer’s eBusiness unit operated the website and online ticketing for Taiwanese diva Jody Chiang’s farewell concerts, which went on sale last Sunday. Tickets sold out in 26 minutes after 340,000 users pre-registered as website members.
Toshiba’s Portege Z20T - the ultimate business 2-in-1?
By Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Toshiba has launched its ultimate new business 2-in-1 tablet with Core M processor, which looks good but makes you wish this could have been launched a decade ago!
MYOB moves midmarket ERP into the cloud with MYOB Advanced
By Stephen Withers
MYOB is spreading its cloud across mid-sized businesses with the release of MYOB Advanced, its new cloud ERP system.
Let’s face it, Apple tech is so popular that just because it launches doesn’t mean you’ll be able to get it on day one, with the Watch no exception.
Cloud services provider base2Services has helped major Australian online fashion retailer, THE ICONIC move their web presence over to the cloud.
