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Cyber-criminals are smart – they want to ensure that the customer gets the goods and do not complain and force a chargeback.
Google has discovered bugs – vulnerabilities – in other maker’s smartphones. They have largely been fixed and its new role as Sherriff is a good thing.
Consumers accessing cloud computing services: 4.6 billion by 2020
By Alex Zaharov-Reutt
A new report looks at cloud computing over the next five years and predicts big numbers, but asks if it a race to the bottom.
Cyber security a growing issue for govts, infrastructure operators: report
By Peter Dinham
Cyber security continues to grow as one of the largest challenges facing both governments and critical infrastructure operators, according to a new report from a global analyst firm which says that engagement between industry and key stakeholders is critical to better protect from increasingly complex cyber threats.
Email hosting provider FastMail has acquired the IC Group of companies comprising email services businesses Pobox and Listbox.
iOS continues to rise in Australia, Huawei Europe’s 2nd largest Android brand
By Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Kantar’s latest worldwide smartphone OS sales share report notes Android gains in the US, losses in Europe and that Samsung and Apple account for 66% of US Smartphone Sales.
Infor expects more than half of its new revenue to come from its cloud services during 2016.
eSport will be as popular as other spectator sports like NFL or Formula 1 within five years.
Fed up with running your ERP system? Infor will shoulder the load on short notice.
Better use of analytics a priority for business to drive 'customer experience'
By Peter Dinham
The improved use of analytics is a key priority for Australasian senior business leaders as a driver for positive customer experience (CX) and lead generation, according
to a new study.
A leading business software provider reckons it's time to rethink ERP.
Sure you look like you are possessed by invisible demons as you thrash about at thin air, but experiencing the modern day version of virtual reality (VR) tech is a pretty mind expanding experience.
Microsoft will continue to sell Windows 7 and 8.1 to OEMs until 31 October 2016. Retail boxed sales are finished.
Firefox is a good all-round browser that does mostly what the others do – but now has more privacy features than all of them.
XcodeGhost is back and hackers have apparently claimed a US$1-million-dollar bounty by finding a true, remote jailbreak of an iPhone running iOS 9.1 (and 9.2 is affected).
LG’s new hope to replicate smartphone sales success with the Nexus 5X has finally arrived at in-store retail across Australia.
Microsoft is coming to Sydney – 12 November – with its first ever flagship store outside the US. If you think Windows is ‘slick’ or ‘sick’ (in the modern context) come and worship it at the Pitt Street Mall.
Samsung’s NVMe M.2 SSD 950 PRO now in Australia
By Alex Zaharov-Reutt
With the 512GB variant delivering sequential read/write speeds of up to 2,500 MB/s and 1,500 MB/s, Samsung lets you satisfy your need for speed!
After promising unlimited storage to Office 365 customers which ‘a small number of users’ have abused, Microsoft is punishing every OneDrive customer with harsh restrictions.
Chinese based smartphone maker OPPO – with substantial offices and support in Australia - has teamed up with TeleChoice giving it a presence in more than 60 retail stores around Australia.
