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What's on your iOS 14 wishlist?
iOS 13 has grown into quite a solid and robust operating system, but there's still plenty of work that Apple needs to do.
Energy Queensland to build AU$6 million electricity test lab
It will feature a supercomputer and data monitoring system.
Android malware can steal Google Authenticator 2FA codes
A new version of the "Cerberus" Android banking trojan will be able to steal one-time codes generated by the Google Authenticator app and bypass 2FA-protected accounts.
Telstra and Ericsson get 200km range on LTE signal with software upgrade
But the telco hosed down any thoughts of the upgrade being a 'magic pill' that can instantly double its coverage.
Robo-debt still using ATO data-matching for 'significant discrepancies'
Services Australia has offered further information on its OCI program, including that it will continue to use income information from the ATO to identify 'significant discrepancies' in reported income.
Rimini Street inks Australian whole-of-government deal
Volume sourcing agreements have now been established with Rimini Street, Amazon Web Services, SAP, Microsoft, Concur, and IBM.
Apple makes a big comeback in India, but will it last?
For the first time in its brief history in India, the premium brand has gone all out to woo customers with big price cuts, and thanks to local manufacturing efforts, it has worked wonders. However, India's Hindu supremacist government may torpedo all of that good work.
Google to introduce new info badges to image search
Users will be able to understand if images lead to pages with products for sale, recipes, or video content.
Austrade to refresh startup Landing Pad initiative in 2020
As of September, a total of 254 companies have accessed the Landing Pad program.
AU$129m first-half loss as Arq Group close to selling its last remaining business
Left without its name and just its SMB division, the company is still in a AU$42 million gross debt hole.
