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Samsung launches triple camera Galaxy A7 smartphone
Samsung Electronics has launched its first triple camera smartphone, the Galaxy A7, which comes with features usually reserved for the company's premium phones and will begin sales in early October in Asia and Europe.
ASIC gets serious about ICO crackdown
The corporate regulator said it stopped five initial coin offerings going ahead, taking further action on an already completed ICO.
Clean Energy Regulator signs up for Fujitsu's protected cloud
The Australian regulator becomes the third federal government agency to sign up to the SaaS solution hosted on the Vault Protected Cloud.
AFP analysing sensitive data without accessing the unpleasant truth
Data61 created Data Airlock to help the Australian Federal Police analyse its data while staying separate from the often confronting detail.
Telstra CTO unveils cells on wings
The Telstra Labs team has been working on developing and trialling drones as flying mobile base stations to be used in natural disaster-impacted areas.
Google releases final developer preview of Flutter
Flutter aims to help developers build native app interfaces for both iOS and Android.
Vendor comparison tool: Cloud-based integrated management services
Cloud computing systems provide a distinct and measurable competitive advantage, and implementing a successful transformation can reap significant long-term benefits for any enterprise. This download offers...
Google Cloud rolls out security feature for container images
The new Container Registry vulnerability scanning feature should bring more stability to the early stages of the CI/CD process, Google says.
Robots in the battlefield: Georgia Tech professor thinks AI can play a vital role
To Professor Ronald C Arkin, technology can and must play a role in minimising the collateral damage of civilians in war zones, but not without regulation.
Hackers swipe card numbers from local government payment portals
FireEye report confirms previous rumors of Click2Gov portal hacks.
Facebook's latest headache: How to spot "deep fake" videos
Facebook is facing an uphill battle automating the detection of misinformation in photos and videos.
