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Samsung's Note8 to debut in September
Samsung's Note8 will launch in mid-September with a big screen, dual cameras, stylus and a hope that the smartphone maker can finally put the Note7 battery debacle behind it.
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Vocus reports loss after ‘year of transition’
Vocus has reported a $1.5 billion loss for the 12-months to 30 June, compared to a $64 million profit for FY16.
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Singapore cable to come online ahead of schedule, Vocus says
Vocus has announced a revised timeline for completion of the Australia Singapore Cable, with the telco saying today that expects it to go live in July 2018.
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Women in cyber security face persistent barriers, research review confirms
Women in cyber security face “persistent and enduring barriers” a review of research commissioned by the Office of the Cyber Security Special Adviser has revealed.
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Introducing Australia’s first quantum computing hardware company
Australia's first quantum computing hardware company launched today, with the goal of producing a 10 qubit integrated circuit prototype by 2022.
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Government to cap IT contract size
The government will look at setting a range of annual targets for ICT procurement, starting with an annual cap for agencies on ICT contracts.
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NBN hooks up 6 million homes and businesses
Some 6 million households and businesses are able to connect to the National Broadband Network, NBN announced this morning.
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VMware partners with Google to manage Chrome devices
VMware's AirWatch subsidiary is joining with Google to enable enterprise-wide management of all Chrome devices via a single cloud portal.
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Cambridgeshire firefighters get rugged tablets for frontline work
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue is deploying ruggedised Panasonic tablets across its service to help personnel access vital information in an emergency
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Flash memory and OLED shortages will hit smartphone sales
Analysts at Gartner have warned that a components shortage will affect sales of high-end smartphones
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Stuart Sackman Re-Thinks Innovation As The Head Of Product And Technology At ADP - Forbes
Forbes
Stuart Sackman Re-Thinks Innovation As The Head Of Product And Technology At ADP
Forbes
ADP has been referred to as one of the original cloud companies, as it has long run other companies' payroll off-premises as a service. Now, the $12 billion human capital management company has become colossus in the industry. It does not lack for ...
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Sydney Startup Hub misses the deeper technology opportunity - The Australian Financial Review
The Australian Financial Review
Sydney Startup Hub misses the deeper technology opportunity
The Australian Financial Review
Petra Andrén is the chief executive of Cicada Innovations, home to 70+ deep-technology start-ups. by Petra Andren. The soon-to-exist Sydney Startup Hub has been pre-emptively hailed a "quantum leap forward" that will help the city "compete on a global ...
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UNSW joins with government and business to keep quantum computing technology in Australia - The Australian Financial Review
The Australian Financial Review
UNSW joins with government and business to keep quantum computing technology in Australia
The Australian Financial Review
UNSW quantum pioneer Michelle Simmons (right) with the chair of the new Silicon Quantum Computing company, Stephen Menzies. Louie Douvis. Share on twitter · Share on Google Plus. by Tim Dodd. Governments, business and universities have joined ...
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Prototype technology for unearthing minefields with fire developed by team - Phys.Org
Phys.Org
Prototype technology for unearthing minefields with fire developed by team
Phys.Org
Only 5,000 landmines out of the original 20,000 anti-personnel and 5,000 anti-tank landmines have been cleared in the Falkland Islands. Credit: Imperial College London. Engineers have developed prototype technology that uses controlled burning to ...and more »
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IBM wants to make blockchain good enough to eat
After addressing information security in its cloud-based, permissioned blockchain, IBM is now turning to food security.
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Legal Technology and Smart Contracts: Contract Construction (Part II) - Forbes
Forbes
Legal Technology and Smart Contracts: Contract Construction (Part II)
Forbes
We continue our discussion with Mark Oblad on his work within the contracts, smart contracts, and blockchain space in the second of a five-part weekly series. Not all types of contractual relationships have been reduced to fill-in-the-blank documents ...
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Kenyan opposition to tell court that technology enabled election fraud - Reuters
Reuters
Kenyan opposition to tell court that technology enabled election fraud
Reuters
NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's opposition will argue before the Supreme Court that technology enabled rather than curbed election fraud, as it seeks to overturn a vote this month won by President Uhuru Kenyatta. Opposition leader Raila Odinga's National ...and more »
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Axalta inaugurates its new Technology Centre in Vadodara - ETAuto.com
ETAuto.com
Axalta inaugurates its new Technology Centre in Vadodara
ETAuto.com
New Delhi: Axalta Coating Systems a leading global supplier of liquid and powder coatings, today opened its expanded Technology Centre at Savli in Vadodara, Gujarat. The technology investment signals Axalta's commitment to delivering innovative coating ...and more »
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Can Technology Help Prevent Improper Pell Payments? - RealClearEducation
RealClearEducation
Can Technology Help Prevent Improper Pell Payments?
RealClearEducation
Earlier this summer, the U.S. Department of Education disclosed the fact that it had made over $6 billion in improper payments across its vast portfolio of student loans and grants. The department's revelation was both alarming and multifaceted ...
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How Google is speeding up the Internet
Google has developed an algorithm that speeds up TCP/IP, the internet’s primary data transmission protocol, by up to 14%.
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Why embracing new technology is key to successful IT service desks
IT was slow to support bring your own device (BYOD). Now chatbots and digitisation are rewriting IT service management best practices
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Simplicity, mobile data key to Vodafone’s NBN offerings
Vodafone is gearing up for the “imminent” launch of an internal National Broadband Network pilot ahead of a broader rollout of NBN services.
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The Center for Rehabilitation Engineering Science & Technology (CREST) - Clarkson University News (press release)
The Center for Rehabilitation Engineering Science & Technology (CREST)
Clarkson University News (press release)
Medical devices, biosensors, and bio-nanotechnology are just some of the exciting areas of biomedical engineering science and technology at Clarkson University. Biomedical engineering is the application of engineering principles to the human body ...and more »
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Comunet technology bears fruit for growing SA workforce - The Advertiser
The Advertiser
Comunet technology bears fruit for growing SA workforce
The Advertiser
ADELAIDE-BASED technology firm Comunet is helping one of South Australia's largest fruit-picking workforces increase productivity and accountability. Fruit and vegetable growers Costa Group engaged the company to introduce mobile equipment and ...
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Students to tackle Technology Challenge - Fraser Coast Chronicle
Fraser Coast Chronicle
Students to tackle Technology Challenge
Fraser Coast Chronicle
Technology Challenge - Maryborough High School year 9 "Wild Hogs" - driver Kynan Watson with (L) Eli Harold, Matthew Souvlis, Darcy Schofield, Ryan Ward, Reuben Humbert, Harrison Browning and Bailey Eckert and their Trisled vehicle. Alistair ...
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SMS Management and Technology profit crashes ahead of ASG acquisition - CRN Australia
CRN Australia
SMS Management and Technology profit crashes ahead of ASG acquisition
CRN Australia
SMS Management and Technology has reported a $42.1 million net loss ahead of its $124 million acquisition by ASG. Revenue was down $24.2 million to reach $304.5 million for the financial year ending 30 June 2017. Earnings fell from a positive $15.7 ...and more »
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To save India's forests, equip foresters with right technology - Hindustan Times
Hindustan Times
To save India's forests, equip foresters with right technology
Hindustan Times
Geographical Information System is a valuable tool for managing natural resources. Surveillance with the help of remote sensing and drones can lead to better results. opinion Updated: Aug 22, 2017 10:52 IST. Parveen Kaswan and Akash Deep Badhawan.
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UK considers internet ombudsman to deal with abuse complaints - The Guardian
The Guardian
UK considers internet ombudsman to deal with abuse complaints
The Guardian
Internet ombudsman agencies are already being developed in France and Australia. Photograph: Dominic Lipinski/PA. Internet. UK considers internet ombudsman to deal with abuse complaints. Other measures being explored include levy on social media ...and more »
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Wearables on the rise in the Middle East
The take up of wearables in the Middle East is growing mainly as a result of consumer demand for smartwatches
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Hackers Are the Real Obstacle for Self-Driving Vehicles - MIT Technology Review
MIT Technology Review
Hackers Are the Real Obstacle for Self-Driving Vehicles
MIT Technology Review
Out-of-work truckers armed with “adversarial machine learning” could dazzle autonomous vehicles into crashing. by Simson Garfinkel; August 22, 2017. Before autonomous trucks and taxis hit the road, manufacturers will need to solve problems far more ...
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OPINION: Marveling at technology's progress - Warwick Daily News
Warwick Daily News
OPINION: Marveling at technology's progress
Warwick Daily News
Over the years they have made some amazing discoveries about our solar system and as we speak, they continue to do so. The spacecraft are now heading out into interstellar space. You can follow them on the NASA website but roughly speaking they are ...
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KuangChi says parent invests $600 million for 1.88 percent of Unicom
HONG KONG (Reuters) - KuangChi Science Ltd said its parent has invested 4 billion yuan ($600.3 million) in a 1.88 percent stake in China United Network Communications Ltd, becoming one of its strategic investors under a mixed ownership reform plan.
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ACCC issues warning on NBN scammers
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s Scamwatch service has so far this year received more than 300 complaints about National Broadband Network-related scams.
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Fujitsu to sell mobile phone operations: Nikkei
(Reuters) - Fujitsu Ltdis looking to offload its mobile operations as the Japanese information technology company faces stiff competition from bigger rivals in a highly lucrative mobile phone market, the Nikkei business daily reported.
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St Joseph's Catholic High School: Up to date for STEM technology - Illawarra Mercury
Illawarra Mercury
St Joseph's Catholic High School: Up to date for STEM technology
Illawarra Mercury
Ready for the 21st Century: A renovation at St Joseph's Catholic High School will create a modern, learning environment for their students and teachers. St Joseph's Catholic High School is undertaking a redesign and development of its design and ...
Children's Learning With Tablet Technology is Often Too PassiveUT News | The University of Texas at Austinall 2 news articles »
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IARI soil-testing technology tweaked, private firm has monopoly - The Indian Express
The Indian Express
IARI soil-testing technology tweaked, private firm has monopoly
The Indian Express
As both IARI and IISS continued refining their respective products, procurement under the soil health card scheme gathered steam when the government sanctioned setting up over 6,000 mini labs in 2016-2017. 115. Shares. Share. Written by Jay ...and more »
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CNN launches daily news show on Snapchat
(Reuters) - CNN on Monday began streaming "The Update," a daily show on Snapchat featuring at least five news stories each episode from reporters and bureaus around the world, to attract younger viewers.
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U.S. board to vote on likely cause of Tesla 'Autopilot' crash
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board will vote at a Sept. 12 hearing on the probable cause of a May 2016 crash that killed a man using the semi-autonomous driving system on his Tesla Model S sedan, the agency said on Monday.
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Qualcomm's 3D Sensing Technology Two Years Behind Apple's - Mac Rumors
Mac Rumors
Qualcomm's 3D Sensing Technology Two Years Behind Apple's
Mac Rumors
Apple's progress in 3D sensing design and mass production is 1.5 to 2 years ahead of Qualcomm's, according to a new investor's note released today by KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Kuo believes that Qualcomm is behind in both software and ...and more »
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Canada's conservative Rebel Media site down after service cut
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's conservative Rebel Media said a technology companystopped directing traffic to its website, making it inaccessible to some users around the world on Monday as the site known for tirades against Muslims and refugees scrambled to get back online.
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Must-Have USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 Adapters for your MacBook
The new MacBook Pro has ports that are only of one type: Thunderbolt 3, which is compatible with USB-C. That means you'll need adapters. Here's a guide.
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SDN: Technology to cut costs, speed new services
IT execs need to understand the benefits of this network technology in data centers and elsewhere.
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Cisco brings its SDN to Amazon, Microsoft and Google’s public cloud
Today Cisco announced it is developing a way to integrate its software defined networking product named Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) with public clouds from Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform.
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The very dirty history of on-demand video technology - Ars Technica
Ars Technica
The very dirty history of on-demand video technology
Ars Technica
In the early 1970s, hotels experimented with new video delivery systems for X-rated movies. Esther Inglis-Arkell - Aug 21, 2017 3:58 pm UTC. Enlarge / It's the Sony U-Matic in all its analog glory. This device was used in the early 1970s to stream X ...
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Infosys shares extend losses as leadership issues outweigh share buyback
MUMBAI (Reuters) - A planned $2 billion share buyback by Infosys failed to lift shares in India's No. 2 IT services company, which dropped on Monday for a second straight trading day on concerns over a dispute between its board and founders.
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18 Key Issues In Negotiating Merger And Acquisition Agreements For Technology Companies - Forbes
Forbes
18 Key Issues In Negotiating Merger And Acquisition Agreements For Technology Companies
Forbes
We provide expert advice on starting, financing, marketing and managing your business. Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Richard Harroch , Contributor. By Richard D. Harroch, David A. Lipkin, and Richard V. Smith. Effectively ...
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Sinopec's Shengli Oilfield cuts Internet for some offices after cyber attack
BEIJING (Reuters) - Sinopec'sShengli Oilfield said it will cut its Internet connection for some of its offices after a malicious ransom software attacked of 21 of its Internet terminals, the company said on its official website on Monday.
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How Ford uses 3D printing to innovate
While 3D printing was little more than a toy for engineers 20 years ago, today Ford Motor Co. could not develop new cars without it. New technologies ensure it's coming to a production line near you.
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PwC Japan exec denies political pressure on Toshiba audit
TOKYO (Reuters) - The head of auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers Aarata LLC on Monday denied it came under political pressure to sign off on an annual financial report by Toshiba Corp, a move which helped the troubled Japanese conglomerate avert a delisting.
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Charity crowdsources environmental data with new mobile app
Environmental organisation Project Aware has launched a mobile app to help divers map marine debris
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