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Spark plans NZ-wide wireless networks for IoT
Within hours of Vodafone NZ on 3 July announcing plans to add NB-IoT capability to its mobile network to meet the requirements of communication with IoT devices, Spark announced plans to rollout a New Zealand-wide low powered wide area network for IoT. Spark 's network will be based on the LoRaWAN technology.
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Apple said to be exploring face scanning technology for the iPhone - TechCrunch
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Apple said to be exploring face scanning technology for the iPhone
TechCrunch
According to freshly-minted rumors posted by Bloomberg, Apple is looking to do away with the iPhone's tried-and-true fingerprint reader altogether, in favor of face-unlocking technology. The move would mark a major shift away from Touch ID, a mainstay ...
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EU lawmakers call for a right to repair electronic equipment
Electronic devices should be robust and easily repairable -- and laws should encourage or enforce this, members of the European Parliament said Tuesday.
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BP's public cloud strategy helps reduce IT spend by 40 percent
The energy giant is moving “all in” on the cloud with AWS and is already seeing huge cost savings
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Some Macau cash points deserted as face recognition technology kicks in at ATMs - South China Morning Post
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Some Macau cash points deserted as face recognition technology kicks in at ATMs
South China Morning Post
A ban on withdrawls from hundreds of ATM machines in Macau left some previously busy cash points deserted on Tuesday as analysts sought to allay fears that the latest move in the crackdown on capital flight and money laundering would hit casino takings ...and more »
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Continental to invest in driverless mobility with EasyMile stake
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German auto parts and tyre maker Continentalsaid on Tuesday it would take a minority stake in French autonomous driving company EasyMile and cooperate with it on environmental sensors, braking systems and driving safety technologies.
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China's Tencent invests in Indonesia's Go-Jek amid SE Asia push: sources
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Tencent Holdings Ltdhas invested around $100 million to $150 million in Indonesian ride-hailing startup Go-Jek, sources said, in another sign the Chinese tech giant was looking to tap into growth in Southeast Asia's mobile-based services.
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China communist party mouthpiece slams Tencent game; shares slide
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese communist party mouthpiece People's Daily stepped up its criticism of a mobile game developed by Tencent Holdings, a day after the country's top gaming and social media firm said it is limiting play time for users of the "Honour of Kings" game.
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Lunar robots put to the test on Sicily's Mount Etna
MOUNT ETNA, Italy (Reuters) - A robot wheels across a rocky, windswept landscape that looks like the surface of some distant planet from a science fiction film. But it is not in outer space, it's on the slopes of Europe's most active volcano.
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Bosch says demand for driver assistance systems taking off
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German auto supplier Robert Bosch [ROBG.UL] has seen a surge in demand for radar systems and video sensors as automakers race to add driver assistance features and automated functions to cars.
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'A Storm in a teacup' - the great technology stock sell-off - PCR-online.biz
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'A Storm in a teacup' - the great technology stock sell-off
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Alarm bells are ringing and red flags are being waved as technology-related share prices have taken a tumble. Stock markets across Europe, Asia and the US continue to wobble as investors off-load 'overvalued' (their words, not mine) shares in ...
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Is technology delivering in schools? Our panel debates - The Guardian
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Is technology delivering in schools? Our panel debates
The Guardian
Technology has transformative potential in the classroom, but doesn't always deliver tangible results. Here, our experts discuss how school can make the best decisions for their students. Boys using digital tablet together in elementary ...
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Pressure piles on China's LeEco as assets frozen after bank complaint
TAIPEI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese tech group LeEco is under growing pressure from its creditors and business partners, with a court in Shanghaiordering some of its assets frozen over late payments to a bank.
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Physicists put new spin on computer technology - Phys.Org
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Physicists put new spin on computer technology
Phys.Org
Associate Prof. Barry Zink with (left to right) Devin Wesenberg, Alex Hojem and Rachel Bennett. Credit: University of Denver. New research from a team of DU physicists has the potential to serve as the foundation for next-generation computer technology.and more »
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The hidden pitfalls of going freelance in IT
Independence has its upsides and downsides. IT pros lend firsthand advice on the challenges of going solo,
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Server crashes, 40GB patches and DLC: gaming's biggest irritations explained - The Guardian
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The Guardian
Server crashes, 40GB patches and DLC: gaming's biggest irritations explained
The Guardian
Video game consumers often deride industry changes as 'money-grubbing' actions – but is that fair? We spoke to developers and publishers to find out. Deals, deals, deals … the modern gaming store. Photograph: Christopher Thomond for the Guardian.
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Arqiva snaps up new spectrum licences for 5G wireless trials
Comms infrastructure supplier buys two 112MHz bands of wireless spectrum to support its 5G wholesale ambitions
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Germany big target of cyber espionage and attacks: government report
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is a big target of spying and cyber attacks by foreign governments such as Turkey, Russia and China, a government report said on Tuesday, warning of "ticking time bombs" that could sabotage critical infrastructure.
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Uber says will await final EU court ruling later this year
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Uber [UBER.UL] played down an EU court opinion on Tuesday that some of its services could be illegal, saying that the case concerned only a ride-hailing app service in France which it no longer provides.
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Bizarre computer glitch sends technology stocks all crashing to same price - Telegraph.co.uk
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Bizarre computer glitch sends technology stocks all crashing to same price
Telegraph.co.uk
A bizarre computer glitch sent shares in dozens of US technology companies including Apple, Amazon and Microsoft to the same price on Tuesday morning, leading some to apparently lose billions in market value. The bug showed many stocks on the ...
Computer glitch disrupts technology stock pricesBetaNewsall 60 news articles »
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Pressure piles on China's LeEco as bank seeks to have assets frozen
TAIPEI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese tech group LeEco, which has interests ranging from smart cars to online content, is facing growing pressure from its creditors and business partners, with one bank wanting some of its assets frozen by a Shanghai court over late payments.
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Samsung plans $18.6 billion South Korea investment to widen chip lead
SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltdsaid on Tuesday it will invest at least $18.6 billion in South Korea to extend its lead in memory chips and next-generation smartphone displays, in a plan that promises to create almost half a million jobs.
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stella shen exposes the infinite loop of our addiction to technology - Designboom
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stella shen exposes the infinite loop of our addiction to technology
Designboom
the world has become saturated with technology, and the prevailing assumption is that it will remain indefinitely in humans' lives. but there appears to be a lack of thought for the consequences on our mental health. within this context, it is easy to ...
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Lisa Henderson's Vision for QR Technology - News Of The Area (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
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Lisa Henderson's Vision for QR Technology
News Of The Area (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
Modern Media: Advertise with News Of The Area and you get your ad in 1) in Print, 2) on the News Website (like this ad), and 3) on our Social Media news site. A much more efficient way to advertise. Reach a HUGE audience for a LOW price TODAY! Call us ...
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Five small Bundy businesses using technology to get ahead - Bundaberg News Mail
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Five small Bundy businesses using technology to get ahead
Bundaberg News Mail
GOING MOBILE: Grindstone Coffee House will use a State Government grant to purchase equipment to allow for the mobile ordering of products. Mike Knott BUN040117GRINDSTONE1. Popular Stories. Bundy pulls together to raise more than $26,000 for ...
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Illicit Medicare data vendor offers Australian email accounts, credit cards
The vendor behind the ‘Medicare machine’ service that sells access to individuals’ Medicare numbers also claims to sell email credentials for customers of major Australian ISPs as well as credit card numbers linked to Australian businesses.
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Making a bee-line for new camera technology - TechRadar
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TechRadar
Making a bee-line for new camera technology
TechRadar
The way humans perceive colour varies with the time of day, or rather the amount of sunlight falling on an object. And, unfortunately, current technology is as limited in color perception as the human eye. An interdisciplinary team of researchers in ...and more »
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BRIEF-Synthesis Electronic Technology receives patent - Reuters
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BRIEF-Synthesis Electronic Technology receives patent
Reuters
... * Says it received patent(No. ZL 2014 1 0176419.2), for high-speed document scanner capable of safely decoding two-dimensional code of vehicle approval certificate and decoding method, valid for 20 years. Source text in Chinese: goo.gl/rXPPSf.
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BRIEF-Kyland Technology units receive patents - Reuters
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BRIEF-Kyland Technology units receive patents
Reuters
... * Says its unit received patent(No. ZL 201410008604.0), for method and system for judging data service reselection delay. * Says its unit received patent(No. ZL 201410257503.7), for device and method for detecting time parameters of intelligent ...
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Uber's autonomous truck with new name and technology - Prime Mover
Prime Mover
Uber's autonomous truck with new name and technology
Prime Mover
Uber has reportedly dropped all remaining Otto branding, according to media reports emerging from the US. The US technology brand has reportedly killed off the Otto truck brand following a trademark dispute raised by Canada's Otto Motors and a legal ...
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Tencent's online publisher files for Hong Kong IPO seen worth $800 million
HONG KONG (Reuters) - China Literature Ltd, a Tencent Holdings Ltd unit and the country's largest online publishing and e-book company, has filed for a Hong Kong initial public offering that is expected to raise as much as $800 million.
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Glitch causes prices of Apple, Google, other stocks to appear off
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The prices of several big-name Nasdaq-listedstocks appeared on some websites to either spike or plummet well after the closing bell on Monday, seemingly due to a glitch related to the market data that runs the largely automated markets.
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Toshiba seeks dismissal of Western Digital injunction request over chip unit
TOKYO (Reuters) - Toshiba Corp has asked a U.S. court to dismiss a Western Digital Corp request for an injunction to prevent a sale of the Japanese firm's chip business, saying the court has no jurisdiction and that an injunction would cause irreparable harm.
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India Slowly Warms Up To Its Promising Deep Technology Startups - Forbes
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Forbes
India Slowly Warms Up To Its Promising Deep Technology Startups
Forbes
India has witnessed a startup revolution in the past decade, spearheaded by the likes of consumer-centric companies such as Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal, Ola and Myntra. Now, the trend is veering towards deep technology startups, as solutions powered by ...
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Technology sector speaks out on harassment … Another review of GST low value threshold planned … Elon Musk's ... - SmartCompany.com.au
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Technology sector speaks out on harassment … Another review of GST low value threshold planned … Elon Musk's ...
SmartCompany.com.au
Key figures in the Australian business and startup community have spoken out about the prevalence of in the local ecosystem and put forward ideas to combat this, after this week's news of inappropriate behaviour from 500 Startups' co-founder Dave McClure.
Top Silicon Valley investor resigns as allegation of sexual assault emergesT
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US tech stock prices go haywire thanks to test data glitch
Nasdaq has blamed the distribution of test data for a glitch that saw the share prices of US tech heavyweights listed on its exchange apparently set to $123.456 (on some sites the price appears rounded up to $123.47).
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Google DeepMind health trial breached UK privacy law
The UK’s information commissioner has ruled that a Google DeepMind trial that used NHS data ran afoul of the country’s privacy laws.
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Govt calls in AFP over Medicare data sale
The government has said that the Australian Federal Police will investigate am illicit service that boasts it can provide the Medicare number of any individual for under $30.
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Taking the 'hacktivist' approach to technology - UQ News
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Taking the 'hacktivist' approach to technology
UQ News
A free online course released today by The University of Queensland is encouraging people to learn about the dark underbelly of the technology and media apps they use every day. Course leader Dr Sebastian Kaempf from the School of Political Science ...
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Technology on show at field day | Photos - Western Magazine
Western Magazine
Technology on show at field day | Photos
Western Magazine
There was no raining on Matt Notley's parade at Wednesday's Precision Agriculture Field Day at the Trangie Agricultural Research Centre. The Tocal College Precision Agronomy lecturer was in town to talk technology with farmers, and showcase the ...and more »
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How this WA based company grew and learned to use technology to help thousands of people with disabilities - Business Insider Australia
Business Insider Australia
How this WA based company grew and learned to use technology to help thousands of people with disabilities
Business Insider Australia
In 1951, the Centre for Cerebral Palsy was opened by a group of parents who wanted to create a better life for their children. In the following six decades, the organisation has grown Ability Centre in 2015, it now seeks to help people with a range of ...
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