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ACCC launches pricing inquiry for Telstra copper regulation
The ACCC is considering whether to price Telstra's regulated copper and ADSL services in reference to pre- and post-NBN completion periods.
Firefox 64 released with a Windows-like task manager
Firefox 64 also comes with support for multi-tab selections and final distrust of all Symantec SSL certificates.
HPE losing server market share as Dell extends lead during Q3
Dell Inc beats out close competitor HPE by 100,000 units in the third quarter of 2018, IDC reports.
Companion robot trialled in Victorian classrooms
La Trobe University is trialling a class companion robot at a Victorian school to help teachers with special needs students.
Merry Christmas, Labor: Dutton baulks at encryption Bill changes
Peter Dutton has indicated that the federal government will not accept all of the Labor opposition's proposed changes to its new encryption laws.
Microsoft is close to bringing recognition of multiple different voices to Cortana
Microsoft's Cortana seemingly is close to being able to incorporate recognition of multiple different voices.
15 timesaving tips for Firefox power users
This collection of tips will help you work more efficiently in Firefox, from enabling anti-tracking features to blocking cryptojacking to using the Side View experiment. From the tips: The later releases...
Alibaba showcases robot hotel tech ahead of trial
At the 11.11 Global Shopping Festival, Alibaba’s Innovation Labs demonstrated how it sees hotels of the future -- handled completely by robots
US border agents aren't deleting travelers' data after device searches
In addition, CBP agents also didn't carry out any software-assisted searches for more than seven months because a manager forgot to renew a license agreement.
Huawei CFO granted bail in Canada as China detains Canadian
A Canadian court has granted bail to Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou after her arrest in Vancouver on behalf of US authorities.
Tesla is suing Martin Tripp, alleged saboteur, for $167 million
The suit, filed in June, alleges that the former Tesla technician transferred gigabytes of trade secrets to outsiders.
