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Nation's youngest engineers further Army drone ambitions
High school and college age engineers are designing drone components for an Army-sponsored contest.
Linux now joins Android on Planet's little Cosmo Communicator computer-phone
Owners of the Cosmo Communicator are no longer restricted to Android on the mobile with a slide-out keyboard.
Mozilla enables DOH by default for all Firefox users in the US
The rollout begins today and will continue over the next few weeks to confirm no major issues are discovered as DoH is enabled for Firefox's US-based users.
Grab raises $850M from Japanese investors to fuel financial services push
Ride-sharing operator has secured a total of $856 million from Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and TIS, and will use the funds to drive the expansion of its financial services across Southeast Asia.
5G enterprise deployments: Optimism abounds as do security concerns
An Accenture survey highlights the moving parts behind 5G deployments in the enterprise.
Singapore taps recycled water to brew craft beer
Available for sale to the public in July, the alcoholic beverage will be concocted in partnership with local brewery Brewerkz using Singapore's recycled drinking water.
Dell rolls out new subscription model for hybrid cloud deployments
Available with the Dell EMC VxRail, customers can deploy a subscription-based configuration in just two weeks.
Vocus scores AU$15.7m BoM contract utilising NBN business satellite services
Telco uses a combination of its own fibre and NBN business satellite to serve much of the Australian Bureau of Meteorology footprint.
UK mobile radiation tests top out at 1.5% of safe levels
Unlikely to make a dent with the truther crowd who believe it is cumulative exposure that does the bad things.
Samsung begins mass production of 16GB mobile DRAM
The South Korean tech giant continues to pack more memory into smartphones.
