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The iPhone 13 means the end to cheap screen repairs
Third-party screen repairs are no longer possible… but Apple could change that.
More than 130,000 malicious IP addresses were blocked during Census 2021: AWS
Running on the cloud and rigorous testing led to a successful Census 2021, according to AWS.
AWS EC2 North Virginia outage makes the net blippy
Signal falls over while Xero and Nest got a bit iffy when the main AWS EC2 region had degraded performance.
Cloud-based email services: Everything you need to know
Here's a compilation of facts to see before selecting a cloud-based email service--and you may not know everything you need to know.
Samsung wants to copy and paste a brain
In a new research paper published with Harvard University, Samsung believes it can download a brain's neuronal map directly onto a memory chip.
When the email scam originates inside your walls
Don't fall victim to the highly sophisticated in business email scams
Apple to open developer academy in South Korea to avoid KFTC fine
Cupertino will also open an R&D support centre for manufacturing in the country.
Quad countries announce slew of tech initiatives including shared cyber standards
In announcing various tech initiatives, the Quad hinted at siding with Taiwan in the midst of growing political pressure from China.
Australians are losing over AU$6.6 million each month to cryptoscams
ACCC Scamwatch received over 3,000 reports totalling AU$53.2 million from the start of the year until the end of August.
Qantas lays out plans to ramp up domestic flights and redirect Perth to London flights
Qantas said it is looking to operate direct London flights from Darwin while Western Australian borders remain close.
Eftpos granted government accreditation as first private ID exchange operator
Eftpos connectID can now facilitate online transactions requiring a digital identity from Australians.
