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Financial counsellors rate hardship support offered by Australian telcos as 'poor'
A new survey by Financial Counselling Australia has highlighted more than 50% of Australian telco customers struggle with telco debt.
Samsung launches its first 5G network in New Zealand with Spark
With the rollout, Samsung becomes the first new radio network vendor to deploy a commercial network in New Zealand in over a decade.
Everything you need to know about Facebook's Oversight Board
The social media giant has expanded the scope of its Oversight Board to now allow appeals to be made on content that has been left up. Here's an explainer of the process and what the board is aiming to achieve.
FBI blasts away web shells on US servers in wake of Exchange vulnerabilities
Feds turn into cyberfirefighters and hose down the web shell bonfire raging on hundreds of unpatched Exchange servers.
Samsung carrier business lands in Australia to focus on mmWave
Samsung Networks Business will start operations in Australia this year.
Samsung to unveil new notebooks on April 28 at Unpacked event
The event is expected to introduce new products from its Galaxy Book notebook brand.
SAP raises fiscal 2021 outlook
In a preliminary report of Q1 results, SAP said non-IFRS cloud sales were up 13 percent at constant currencies.
Atlassian pre-announces fiscal Q3 revenue well above analysts’ expectations
Atlassian said results were boosted by a “short-term” variability as customers bought more on-premise software ahead of cloud migrations and price changes.
Nearly half of workers will quit their job if their workplace technology is not up to scratch
If tech is a barrier to your ability to do a good job, would you leave? A new survey uncovers how our attitudes have changed in 2020.
Microsoft April patch download covers 114 CVEs including new Exchange Server bugs
Microsoft credited the NSA for finding two remote code execution vulnerability flaws (CVE-2021-28480 and CVE-2021-28481).
