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ACCAN proposes automatic payments to users for missed appointments and repairs
Under proposals from ACCAN, telcos and NBN would need to automatically compensate users for missing repair deadlines and appointments.
Two thirds of consumers not taking up NBN compensation offer: ACCC
Over 142,000 consumers are eligible for refunds due to receiving slower-than-advertised speeds from RSPs, with two thirds of these refunds still not claimed.
LG sends video invite for G8 smartphone, hints at gesture control
LG has sent a video invite for its flagship phone, which will be held on February 24 at Barcelona, a day ahead of the kickoff of Mobile World Congress. The invitation hints at a new UI that will allow users to control their smartphone with hand gestures without touching the screen.
Mystery still surrounds hack of PHP PEAR website
Three days later, still no new details about how the official PHP website hosted a backdoored version of the PEAR package manager for the past six months.
US intends to formally extradite Huawei CFO from Canada
The US has informed the Canadian government that it will file a formal request to extradite Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou on allegations of violating US sanctions.
Australian industry groups issue wish list of encryption law changes
Some old, some new, some borrowed from the Labor party.
Cost comparison calculator: G Suite vs. Office 365
G Suite and Office 365 are the leading contenders in the arena of online productivity suites. This calculator tool and pricing breakdown will help you determine how the various plans measure up in cost....
Defence finally reveals AU$190m major IT support contracts
Kinetic IT and Fujitsu walk away with the three deals.
Google expands renewable energy investments into Taiwan
The internet giant will be the first corporation to take advantage of new Taiwanese laws enabling non-utility companies to directly buy renewable energy.
China denies massive layoffs among internet firms
Since the fourth quarter of 2018, many Chinese reports have suggested that major internet firms in the country are either scaling back or freezing hiring, or axing staff due to lukewarm growth and unfavourable prospects.
Backflip with pike: CBA makes Apple Pay available now
Australian iPhone users with Commonwealth Bank and Bankwest accounts can now use Apple Pay.
