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South Australia begins trials of Flinders Express autonomous shuttle bus
From Wednesday, free rides can be booked on the Flinders Express (FLEX) between 10am and 2pm on weekdays during the first stage of the trials.
PageUp confirms data compromise following breach
PageUp has confirmed that some data held on its clients may be at risk, after revealing earlier this month it had fallen victim to a malware attack.
South Korea completes 5G spectrum auction
With the 3.5GHz and 28GHz spectrum auction complete, the South Korean government and telcos are set to roll out 5G in December.
Trump orders US Trade Rep to find $200b of Chinese goods to hit with new tariffs
If China reacts once again to the United States imposing tariffs on it, the US will find an additional $200 billion worth of goods to throw tariffs on.
Federal Court speeds up piracy block process
After flagging a more streamlined process for dealing with foreign piracy websites, the Australian Federal Court has approved the block of more than 15 additional torrenting and streaming sites.
Foxtel goes after more streaming sites in Federal Court
Foxtel has detailed how around 15 torrenting websites and 10 streaming sites are facilitating the infringement of copyright, including 'Game of Thrones' and 'Grey's Anatomy'.
Software licensing policy
Organizations spend a fortune on software licenses every year, and a lack of management around it can result in heavy fines. This policy will help you establish guidelines to make sure you're in compliance...
Ten Gig Adelaide receives 1,000 applications in nine weeks
The Ten Gig Adelaide fibre network is 'months ahead of schedule', with more than 1,000 buildings having already registered to receive the 10Gbps fibre network.
Apple to pay AU$9m for misleading iPhone and iPad consumers
Apple has been held responsible for the conduct of its Australian subsidiary, which told local customers they were not entitled for a repair or replacement of iPhones and iPads if they had used a third-party repairer.
Australia now has Amazon Prime
The online retail giant has geared up for its Australian domination, launching its Amazon Prime service that offers two-day delivery and access to streaming, gaming, and reading services.
Attorney-General's Department caught up in PageUp breach
The Attorney-General's Department joins Wesfarmers, the National Australia Bank, Telstra, the Reserve Bank of Australia, Australia Post, Medibank, and the ABC as those potentially affected by the PageUp data breach.
