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Windows 10: Microsoft vows to fix privacy dashboard confusion
But no commitment to changing the default setting for diagnostics data from "Full" to "Basic".
Microsoft wants AI to predict if your Windows PCs will get malware
Microsoft wants new models to predict when Windows machines need extra protection from malware.
How one hacked laptop led to an entire network being compromised
One worker clicking on the wrong link at the wrong time resulted in a major security breach.
Calling all drone pilots: Why Finland's military is turning to civilian fliers for help
With an 830-mile border with Russia and as Europe's most forested country, it's understandable that Finland's interest in drone tech is growing fast.
Rip-off broadband: Millions of people wasting money on overpriced contracts
Ofcom launches broadband pricing review and plans to force companies to alert customers to best deal available.
Trump, Google, United Nations are among 2018's worst password offenders
Some of the biggest names in politics and tech are responsible for this year's worst security gaffes.
Save the Children Foundation duped by hackers into paying out $1 million
The fraudsters broke into an email account to launch an elaborate scheme designed to scam the charity.
Logitech app security flaw allowed keystroke injection attacks
Google security researchers shame Logitech into releasing security update for insecure app.
NBN says 1.3 percent of FttN lines sit below 25Mbps after co-existence ends
The company has also revealed that it has purchased 27,600 kilometres of copper cable.
Tech giants appear compliant with Australia's anti-avoidance tax law
First corporate tax transparency report reflecting Australia's Multinational Anti-Avoidance Law shows tech giants coughing up to the ATO.
Subtitle piracy: Will it be enforced in Australia?
Roadshow has argued that pirated subtitle files infringe the copyright of literary works of screenplays.
They said it couldn't be done: Commonwealth Bank gives in to Apple Pay
The bank's iPhone-using customers can now remove that PayTag sticker Commonwealth Bank had previously been touting as sufficient.
Five Eyes alliance reportedly looping in Germany, Japan against China
Chinese foreign interference is causing the Five Eyes intelligence alliance between the US, the UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand to expand informally to other nations, according to Reuters.
Telstra and Lexus announce trial of 4G car safety communication tech
Telstra, Lexus Australia, and the Victorian government will trial 4G car safety communication technologies that allow cars to 'talk' to each other.
Extortion emails carrying bomb threats cause panic across the US
Police in New York, Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco, and Washington tell Americans to stay calm.
Food gadgets for the best holiday dinners
Ensure your holiday cooking is made easy with these food and drink gadgets.
The scariest tech of 2017, period, end of sentence
Here are the products, apps, and trends that chilled our staff to the bone this year... no icicles necessary
Technology we hate with a passion
Hate is back in fashion again. Tech is no exception when it comes to being the target of our anger and frustration -- but this stuff truly deserves it.
The best smart city, citizen projects worldwide
What are some of the key projects making a difference in today's cities?
Internet of Things gadgets to make your home smarter
There is a huge range of Internet of Things (IoT) devices on the market in 2017 which can make your home smarter, safer, and more efficient.
Reviews roundup: A rugged Android, Asus' latest laptops, and Hive smart home tech
A look at the latest hardware reviews and features from ZDNet.
Top tips to improve IoT smart home security
Take steps to protect your smart home gadgets by implementing and adopting a hardware-led approach that sees security embedded from the ground up.
Kano Pixel Kit: Hands on with the lightboard that teaches you to code
Building and coding with the 16-by-8-pixel display.
Smart devices for the home and the office
Internet-connected devices like security cameras, air quality monitors, and smart plugs are making their way into homes and workplaces. Here are 10 worth considering.
21 of our favorite Raspberry Pi projects
It's surprisingly easy to build your own retro gaming console, media center and smartphone -- all from scratch
Hands-on with Apple's WWDC 2017 hardware and software: In pictures
Take a look at Apple's latest and greatest hardware and software from WWDC 2017.
Internet of summer things for geeks
Breeze through the hot summer with these IoT-enabled devices and sensors, all controlled from your smartphone.
Can't bring your pet to work? Stay connected with this smart tech
Looking after your pet can be made easier with IoT and AI. Here are the best pet care activity trackers, monitors, and helpers we have found around the web.
Every Trump White House tech fail so far
From using an outdated messaging app to not being able to find the White House light switches, the Trump White House has already had its fair share of tech blunders.
How zombie cameras took down Netflix... and an entire country's internet
Here's how the Internet of Things botnet went from being Minecraft server nuisances to a billion dollar threat that disabled a country's internet infrastructure
Sydney suburb joins Mastercard's City Possible program
Mastercard will collaborate with Liverpool City Council through the its global smart city development program as the Sydney suburb prepares to house the new Western Sydney Airport. Read more: https://zd.net/2P9Ml7u
SK Telecom launches SmartThings pet tracker
SK Telecom has launched SmartThings Tracker, a tag that weighs 24 grams designed to track children and pets using its Cat.M1 IoT network. Read more: https://zd.net/2MVd7Ty
Telstra launches IoT asset tracking solution
Telstra has moved into the 'location of things', launching consumer, small business, and enterprise solutions for connected asset tracking. Read more: https://zd.net/2Nen2kj
Samsung unveils internet-connected Air Dresser
The closet-shaped dresser airs, steams, dries, and purifies clothing to rid garments of micro-dust and odors 'completely', the South Korean tech giant said. Read more: https://zd.net/2nVOAzO
Amazon no longer the dominant voice in the smart speaker battleground
Google is eroding Amazon's big lead, but Apple is still a long way back.
How GOAT uses machine learning, cloud to get you the greatest sneakers
CTO Andy Shin of sneaker marketplace GOAT explains how the company is using machine learning to verify the authenticity of sneakers as well as data science and the Internet of things.
Broodminder's IoT devices are helping save the bees
Broodminder out of Wisconsin is a company that makes rugged wireless beehive monitors, helping beekeepers figure out the temperature and humidity of their hive. Now, it's launching a new version of its temperature measurement device -- at half the price of the original.
Reliance Jio claims 29 million customers in a single quarter
Indian telecommunications carrier Reliance Jio has announced adding 28.7 million net customers during the quarter to June 30, after adding 26.5 million in the prior quarter. Read more: https://zd.net/2LAguzo
M1 posts SG$71m net profit for first half
Singaporean mobile carrier M1 has published its first-half financial results to June 30, revealing half-year net profit of SG$71 million and the loss of 80,000 mobile customers over the past year. Read more: https://zd.net/2K7MlBZ
Nokia operating profit down 37 percent for first half
Nokia has published its financial results for the first half of 2018, revealing operating profit down 37 percent to €573 million on net sales of €10.2 billion, down 7 percent. Read more: https://zd.net/2K0uKvJ
Smart security camera flaws allowed access to live stream
A team of researchers found flaws in several popular smart security cameras, including those developed by Swann, that allowed anyone with little effort to access any user's device. Read more: https://zd.net/2mLgOg4
KT's AI assistant checks in to Novotel Ambassador Hotel
The company's Giga Genie has been applied at the Novotel Ambassador Hotel & Residence at Dongdaemun, Seoul, allowing guests to use voice commands in their rooms. Read more: https://zd.net/2JvAYnj
Hyundai and Kia cars get Android Auto in Korea
Android Auto will be available in South Korea for the first time through local car makers Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors, Google has announced. Read more: https://zd.net/2Nc0gJ4
Suning partners with Baidu Apollo for autonomous delivery vehicles
Suning Logistics revealed it signed a strategic partnership with Baidu Apollo to accelerate commercial application of self-driving tech, which could see mass production of unmanned delivery vehicles by 2020. Read more: https://zd.net/2N3fNew
LG CNS launches 'Cityhub' IoT platform
Cityhub will allow cities to collect data from buildings, streetlights, cars, factories, CCTV and weather stations to allow municipal governments to set policies and agendas. Read more: https://zd.net/2KFsgbo
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