Singtel is set to ramp up its focus on digital marketing, regional premium video, and advanced analytics, while scrapping other digital initiatives within its group digital life businesses that have been deemed unscalable following a review.
Although the Apple Watch doesn't go on sale until April 24, Apple is inviting customers to book in jewellery-style 'fittings' designed to help decide what style, size, and wristbands customers want, and, ultimately, how much money they're willing to hand over.
Uber has launched UberAuto in Delhi to give customers the option to get around in auto-rickshaws, a common transportation in the city, as well as introducing cash payments.
Australian Social Services Minister Scott Morrison has announced that the government has approved funding to overhaul the welfare payments system known as ISIS.
A Swedish security researcher who discovered a privilege escalation issue in OS X has said that Apple will not issue patches for versions earlier than OS X 10.10.3.
Oracle announced a new major release for its VirtualBox product on April 1, 2015--the first one in a very long time. Check out the new features of this monumental release.
Positive user experiences don't happen by accident. Research is needed to better understand what users are seeking.
As Australia's Treasurer Joe Hockey makes plans to broaden the country's GST to include downloaded content, he has been warned against unilaterally closing tax loopholes for multinational companies without the support of the OECD.
The ability to deploy Skype for Business as a hybrid cloud system could help the university retire its legacy telephony kit.
An Indian court has sentenced Ramalinga Raju, the founder of Satyam Computer Services, to seven years in jail after being found guilty of forging documents and falsifying accounts.
Can religion improve philanthropy in Silicon Valley? VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger believes it can.
The Internet Security Research Group and its Let's Encrypt project -- a free, automated and open security certificate authority -- wants to make the Internet securer than it is today.
IDC analysts noted a volume decline below 69 million units represents the lowest recorded volume since the first quarter of 2009.
Stack Overflow surveyed 26,086 developers from 157 countries to find out what they're like, and to answer important questions like: Vim or Emacs? Tabs or Spaces?
Citrix said strategic changes, restructuring, channel turbulence, currency fluctuations and customer demand all led to a rocky first quarter.