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Apple iPhone sales took a nosedive in 2018: Gartner
Smartphone sales stalled at the end of last year and Apple was one of the worst affected.
Microsoft publishes security alert on IIS bug that causes 100% CPU usage spikes
Microsoft releases updates to fix bug that froze systems when IIS handled malformed HTTP/2 requests.
SK Telecom and Deutsche Telekom to collaborate on blockchain ID
The two telcos will collaborate to create a "borderless" blockchain ID.
Galaxy Fold with 5G launching in May in South Korea
Samsung Electronics will launch its foldable smartphone the Galaxy Fold with 5G in May in South Korea, the company's mobile boss says, and vows to sell more than a million units globally.
Toyota Australia confirms 'attempted cyber attack'
The Australian arm of the Japanese car giant says it does not believe any employee or customer data was accessed.
5G needed to ease 4G LTE congestion: OpenSignal
OpenSignal has compared average speeds and fastest hour speeds on 4G LTE networks globally, with Australia pulling in fifth and seventh rankings, respectively.
Kubernetes: A guide for IT pros and business leaders
Kubernetes enables the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. This ebook explains why the ecosystem matters, ways to take advantage of it, and how it may contribute to the future...
MYOB boosts online subs as earnings flatline for 2018
Revenue was up 7 percent year on year as the number of subscribers jumped by 57 percent to 628,000.
Cisco patches a couple of root access-granting security flaws
Cisco releases 15 security updates, with Cisco HyperFlex receiving two very important fixes.
Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+, S10e pricing in Australia
Australian pricing for the new Samsung Galaxy S10 series range from AU$64 per month on Optus to AU$1,849 outright from Amazon, with Telstra offering unlimited data for AU$199 a month.
Facebook’s Yann LeCunn reflects on the enduring appeal of convolutions
Thirty years ago, Yann LeCun pioneered a technique for AI called convolutional neural networks, or CNNs. They have had amazing staying power. Now head of Facebook’s AI reseearch efforts, LeCun reflected on the enduring appeal of the approach, as the CNN spreads like a weed to more and more applications.
