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New traffic cameras to snitch on texting drivers in NSW
The cameras will be able to tell if a driver is using their mobile phone illegally.
Verizon's Oath brand to be killed off in 2019
The wireless giant is replacing the Oath brand with the more straightforward Verizon Media Group.
Human Services still deliberating over paused child support system
The new IT platform was paused in mid-2016 with the department waiting on a yet to be published report from Deloitte to determine how to proceed.
Google working on blocking Back button hijacking in Chrome
Google wants to put a stop to shady sites inserting fake entries in Chrome's history list.
Commonwealth Bank allows for Apple Pay
The bank's iPhone-using customers can now remove that PayTag sticker Commonwealth Bank had previously been touting as sufficient.
What's next for 2019? 5 customer connection trends to watch
With the rise of AI, chatbots, and automated responses, which trends will be hot for brands who really want to connect with their customers in 2019?
SMB best practices: Templates for creating estimates, invoices, and billing statements
No business, big or small, will last long if it doesn’t get promptly and properly paid for services rendered and products delivered. These guidelines explain the characteristics that constitute a proper...
The robotics industry looking to ease struggles for nurses
Moxi the Robot completes its first real-world trial with hopes of becoming a potential tool of relief for nurses.
DOD doesn't keep track of duplicate or obsolete software
July 2018 memorandum says DOD has yet to report over 30 percent of its software inventory.
Will your Facebook profile live longer than you?
As our lives are increasingly digitised, it might be time to think about what happens to our online social, and email accounts after we die.
Who are the worst password offenders of 2018? Here's the list
Some of the biggest names in politics and tech are responsible for this year's worst security gaffes.
