We pinch ourselves as we ask if the Telstra-NBN deal really happened, envy the employees of Google, mourn the shrinking of myki and ponder the future of piracy abroad.
We pinch ourselves as we ask if the Telstra-NBN deal really happened, envy the employees of Google, mourn the shrinking of myki and ponder the future of piracy abroad.
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Running time: 21 minutes, 14 seconds
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Google and Jio preview 'affordable' JioPhone Next smartphone for India
The upcoming Google-Jio smartphone will use a version of Android that was specifically designed for the device.
Google rolls out a unified security vulnerability schema for open-source software
Before you can understand something, you need to measure it. Google is bringing a way to measure security errors across open-source software programs.
App Store collapse? Sideloading spells the end of Apple's walled garden
Should Apple open up its App Store before it is forced to do so by regulatory action and antitrust litigation? Allowing sideloaded apps onto the iOS platform is fraught with problems ...
Prospect of sideloading mandate strikes fear into the heart of Apple
Cupertino is back to continue its claims that allowing apps to be sideloaded on iOS would make everything worse for every one of its users.
EU opens formal antitrust probe into Google's display ad services
The European Commission is concerned Google has distorted competition by restricting the ability of third parties to access user data for advertising purposes on websites and apps, ...
Google rolls out AI-powered visual inspection tool for manufacturers
Manufacturers have for years used AutoML Google's general-purpose AI product for quality control, but Visual Inspection AI is more accurate and efficient. ...
Samsung will preview its plans for the smartwatch during a virtual MWC event on June 28
The event will be live-streamed on Samsung's website, as well as YouTube.
The Surface Duo keeps getting cheaper. What does that mean for Microsoft's mobile strategy?
Microsoft's Surface Duo started at $1,400 and is now selling at a similar price to a normal smartphone.
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