The controversial Assistance and Access Bill was 176 pages long, then 67 pages of amendments were rushed through in the final hours of debate. This is what we've ended up with.
SK Telecom, Hyundai Construction Equipment, and Trimble will collaborate to use 5G for the development of solutions to remote construction equipment monitoring, real-time safety management, and AI-based construction operations.
FibreCo Qld will use under-utilised backhaul on its existing state-owned fibre network to connect to the NBN in regional areas of Queensland.
The Australian Digital Council is aiming for a nationally consistent approach to data management and use.
Here's the year in review viewed through a lens of long-term staying power. What'll matter in 2028? Let's find out.
The rumors are flying. So I tried to get some objective information.
Most of us do it, but how much money are we wasting by leaving our smartphone chargers -- not to mention all the other chargers we have and use these days -- plugged in 24/7? How much power are they wasting? Are they safe?
Art.com's vast catalog of wall art will help Walmart create a more "personalized" digital shopping experience for its home goods customers.
Preliminary coverage tests suggest "significant violations" of rules that dictate which carriers are eligible for federal subsidies.
Dr. Carl Marci, chief neuroscientist, Nielsen consumer neuroscience at the Nielsen Company, tells Tonya Hall about technologies that are being used to measure engagement.
The Asus ZenBook Pro UX580GD is big and heavy, and battery life isn't great. But the screen is superb, and there's plenty of CPU and GPU power on offer. The ScreenPad could be a winner, but Asus needs to refine the concept.
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This infographic illustrates how much cloud investment has increased in the past few years and how much it continues to increase.
Microsoft is evolving its IT-pro-focused Windows Insider for Business program with its new Microsoft 365 Insider test program.
Tumblr to ban all adult content in two weeks.
In its latest ad, Microsoft doesn't pull its punches when it comes to criticizing the iPad, slamming it for not being a "real computer." And Microsoft is right.
