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Middle East innovation: These four startups are making their mark
Despite the region's political instability, Middle East tech entrepreneurs are still launching a range of businesses.
Australia's radiation safety agency reinforces that 5G is safe
Double blind trials have debunked any health concerns about 5G and radiation, ARPANSA has said.
AWS targets Australia with new renewable energy project down under
The cloud giant has added a total of six new renewable energy projects, with the Aussie one bring its first outside of the US or Europe.
Labor's plan to fix Australia's encryption laws doesn't go far enough
The new Bill to require judicial oversight and a clarification of definitions is a great start, Labor says, but the Assistance and Access regime needs reining in much more tightly.
FBI recommends that you keep your IoT devices on a separate network
The FBI also recommends changing factory-set (default) passwords and not allowing an IoT device's accompanying mobile app to gain access to too many smartphone permissions.
Uber discloses over 3,000 sexual assaults arose from US rides in 2018
In its first safety report, the ride-sharing company provides figures for the fatal crashes, murders, and sexual assaults that occurred through its platform.
Google Photos Adds In-built Conversation Feature
Users can now send single images within the Google Photos app.
Online age verification will have to involve biometrics: Former eSafety chief
Similar to eye balling a person suspected of being underaged in a liquor store, Alastair MacGibbon has said any online age verification system would need to involve biometric proof, such as a video.
Grab launches numberless payment card in Singapore
Launching in Singapore, and headed to Philippines in early 2020.
NRMA partners with Telstra to retrofit 300 vans with AI sensors
To help avoid major collisions on the road.
