Technology problems are not going to be sorted out by more Kool-Aid
If what is on offer so far in the Australian election is what passes as technology policy, I'd like a re-roll.
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Labor faces reality on NBN but the dream died long ago
Liberal party may crow that its version of the NBN won out, but that's because it oversaw the network for most of its life.
Is it moral to benefit from research while opting out of electronic health records?
If someone else carries all the risk, are people not in the system freeloading?
Amendments to Australia's encryption laws stranded before election
Once again, Labor has been Charlie Brown to the Coalition's Lucy with the football.
Nvidia looking to surf data science wave into the data center
As enterprises shift to distributed forms of computing, Nvidia hopes to slide into the datacentre.
Interference of Things: A Sydney smart city story
A digital cacophony at traffic lights is enough to make Bluetooth audio worse than wired sound.
Good enough 5G fixed-wireless broadband could change everything
Fixed-line broadband will always be better, but it might be to 5G what Betamax was to VHS.
Why is my keyboard connected to the cloud?
Just because you can, doesn't mean that you should.
Hasty PJCIS examination of encryption Bill produces rushed and contemptuous report
The Australian Labor Party agrees to reverse the sensible order of creating legislation, and will pass encryption-busting Bill, before then reviewing its consequences.
Microsoft reportedly looking to ditch Edge for Chromium
The world of web renderers could be down a significant member should Microsoft can its EdgeHTML renderer.
Snapdragon 636 battle: Motorola Z3 Play and Nokia 7.1
Both ends of the mobile mid-tier duke it out -- one armed with modularity, the other with a stripped-down version of Android and a killer screen.
Telcos flailing against tide to turn into dumb pipes
Streaming, 5G, and thoughts and prayers are being deployed by telcos to be anything other than bit handlers.
Canberra competence shines in day of PM domain lapses and tortured analogies
If you can't set up a process to renew a domain, can you be trusted to run an economy?
The race to ruin the internet is upon us
Australia versus China versus Europe: It's a potent combination of ineptness and maliciousness, and the internet is about to change.
Report from an almost cashless society
Life carries on and has got a little quicker without people fumbling with loose change.
