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Tableau hires new LatAm VP
Data visualization firm appoints former Oracle executive for the top role in the region.
A Raspberry Pi-style computer you can build yourself: Blueberry Pi
Provided you can think of something useful to do with a board with only 64MB of on-chip RAM.
Mouse and stylus roundup: Microsoft Surface Precision Mouse, Azio Atom and Adonit Droid
Is it worth still using a mouse in a world of touchpads and touch screens? It's time to go back to the future.
Mozilla wipes 23 Firefox add-ons off the map for tracking user activity
The purge was prompted by the exposure of the Web Security add-on's data-slurping habits.
WordPress security flaw could leave websites vulnerable, say researchers
A severe WordPress vulnerability which has been left a year without being patched has the potential to disrupt countless websites running the CMS, researchers claim.
California firefighters use Augmented Reality in battle against record infernos
Contextual mapping is giving first responders real-time information about threats as they unfold, and more AR tech could be on the way
macOS Mojave: A guide for IT leaders
macOS Mojave offers security and performance enhancements, as well as new features and applications. This ebook runs through the highlights and business benefits of Apple’s latest desktop operating system....
'Hacky hack hack': Teen arrested for breaking into Apple's network
Updated: The Apple fan allegedly managed to download roughly 90GB in corporate documents as well as access customer accounts.
Microsoft Your Phone, First Take: Nice idea, but implementation needs to improve
Microsoft has promised a change in the way we treat PCs and phones. Your Phone is the first step on the journey, but is it good enough?
Senate committee considers EV boost to Australian health and mining
An inquiry in Canberra led by independent Senator Tim Storer has heard from health and mining organisations about the benefits that could result from greater uptake of electric vehicles in Australia.
Optus hits back at Telstra 5G claims
Optus has refuted Telstra's claims of being the first Australian carrier to launch a 5G network, saying it had already showcased a live network earlier this year.
