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Singtel will give free mobile data to people that walk
Customers will receive 3GB of mobile for walking 10,000 steps daily for a month.
Australia Post a 'trusted' service provider for government identification
The postal service joins myGovID as an accredited trusted identity service provider.
Coles ramps up digital transformation with extended Accenture deal
The move is expected to help the retail giant achieve cumulative cost savings of AU$1 billion by 2023.
NBN HFC field test hits 994Mbps download speeds
DOCSIS 3.1 test on suburban line in Victoria approaching 1Gbps mark.
Windows zero-days don't usually work against the latest OS version
MSRC engineer: Since 2015, only 40% of zero-days were successfully used against the latest Windows versions.
US Justice Department launches new, sweeping tech antitrust probe
Amid multiple other antitrust investigations into the US tech industry, the DOJ will now review the competitive landscape of search, social media and retail services online.
Alibaba opens up its B2B platform to US sellers
One third of the buyers on Alibaba.com are US businesses, the company notes, priming it for US sellers to reach more customers domestically and around the world.
Google bans DarkMatter certificates from Chrome and Android
Mozilla previously banned DarkMatter certificates from Firefox at the start of the month.
UPS forms drone subsidiary as it works to launch commercial drone delivery program
The logistics and shipping giant has also applied for the highly restricted Part 135 air carrier certification.
Microsoft's LinkedIn unit commits to starting to move its services to Azure
In 2017, LinkedIn had no plans to move off its own datacenters, in spite of having been purchased by Microsoft a year earlier. But plans have changed and Azure is (unsurprisingly) its new target.
