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Telstra today announced a 4G USB dongle that can connect up to five WiFi devices, building on Telstra's plan to give two thirds of the Aussie population access to 4G coverage.
A San Franciscan startup is in the process of making a facial recognition API to recognize faces with Google Glass, raising fresh privacy concerns for the device.
Samsung's Galaxy S4 smartphone has become the fastest selling Android handset in history, selling more than 10 million units around the world just one month after its release.
Amazon will begin selling its Kindle Fire HD 8.9" and Kindle Fire HD tablets in Australia next month, but is it a case of too little too late?
Telecommunications networks have traditionally been built without much regard to their energy-efficiency. But as data volumes on these networks grow exponentially, the amount of energy being used to power the many components of these networks is also increasing, as is the cost of that energy.
Take a few minutes to see if your company or personal web site comes up in the first few lines of an internet search. Didn’t? What can you do?
Ever left a credit card behind at a restaurant or pub? A new Aussie smartphone app called Clipp solves that.
Get it while you can – kits to help small businesses benefit from the NBN
By Graeme PhilipsonThe Minister Communications, Senator Stephen Conroy, has announced that the Government will provide $5 million to develop sector-specific ‘Digital Business Kits’ to help small to medium sized enterprises take advantage of the National Broadband Network.
It’s a sign of the times. Australia’s Interactive Advertising Bureau has launched a range of guidelines for advertising on social media.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority has responded to our article on 1800 freephone.
