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Labor slams Commonwealth's visa privatisation plan
Labor announces 'fight' against the privatisation of Australian border control.
China tells US to drop Huawei arrest warrant
China has demanded the US withdraw an arrest warrant for a Huawei executive as a senator mooted a Bill to ban Chinese telcos from doing business in the US.
2018 technology trends that'll matter a decade from now
Here's the year in review viewed through a lens of long-term staying power. What'll matter in 2028? Let's find out.
Telstra, Optus, TPG-Vodafone win 5G spectrum
Telstra paid AU$386 million for 143 lots; Optus paid AU$185 million for 47 lots; the TPG-Vodafone Australia joint venture paid AU$263 million for 131 lots; and Dense Air Australia paid AU$18.5 million for 29 lots.
Apple iPhone XR Case-Mate roundup: Vibrant colors and designs with drop protection
Not all cases have to be boring and when you want to head out after work and show off some fun colors and styles then you may want to consider something from Case-Mate
Apple's iPhone XR isn't selling? I went to Best Buy to find out
The rumors are flying. So I tried to get some objective information.
Telephone interview cheat sheet: Web developer
Phone interviews can save time and speed up the hiring process. This cheat sheet will make it easy to ask both general and job-specific questions, allowing you to compare candidates for the web developer...
Cybercrime and malware, 2019 predictions
Experts weigh in on what they believe will happen to the world of cybercrime, malware, and botnets in the coming year.
Malicious sites abuse 11-year-old Firefox bug that Mozilla failed to fix
Bug dealt with in Chrome and Edge, but still a problem for Firefox users.
Should you leave your smartphone charger plugged in all the time?
Most of us do it, but how much money are we wasting by leaving our smartphone chargers -- not to mention all the other chargers we have and use these days -- plugged in 24/7? How much power are they wasting? Are they safe?
Those annoying sextortion scams are redirecting users to ransomware now
Sextortion emails take a dark turn and are now trying to infect users with the GandCrab ransomware.
