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Australia, UK, Germany team up to stop big tech's monopoly from soaring
Competition regulators from Australia, the UK, and Germany are working together to support an 'effective' mergers regime that seeks to prevent companies from gaining market power through acquisitions.
Intuit plans to look for more tech talent in New York, Los Angeles
As part of its post-pandemic work strategy, Intuit will open new "talent hubs" in two major cities to add more diversity to its engineering workforce.
OK, NOW you can buy a new iPad
Apple's new iPads have been announced and our cautions not to buy yet have transitioned into cautious recommendations to get what you want.
Malala Fund taps into analytics to predict impact of climate change on girls' education
An index developed by Malala Fund and SAS has found girls in sub-Saharan Africa are most likely to be impacted by climate change.
Sydney Uni research finds remote working saving Aussies time and money
A preliminary study has found that Australians could save two hours a week and an average of AU$906 in expenses just from working from home.
Positivo incorporates Compaq operations in Brazil
The Brazilian company has licensed the global brand and will start manufacturing its computers this month
Dell divests VMware: Investors cheer, but what does it mean for customers?
Dell Technologies just announced the expected spin-out of that 80% ownership, making VMware a fully independent company. This move is good for investors, but we analyze if it is good for customers.
TSMC sees chip constraints through 2022, will spend $100bn on boosting capacity
The automotive industry's semiconductor shortage will be largely resolved next quarter, says Taiwan-based chip maker.
Google introduces Timelapse to Google Earth
Google says Google Earth is getting its biggest update since 2017.
Microsoft’s acquisition of Nuance signals a trend of industry-specific acquisition
While some of the powerhouses of the past 30 years have struggled, leaders such as Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and Apple have gone from strength to strength. This deal by Microsoft further shows it exerting its muscle by paying a premium for industry-specific dominance.
Microsoft doubles down on healthcare and conversational AI with purchase of Nuance
For the past 15 years, Nuance has been the largest independent speech recognition vendor servicing healthcare and enterprise customer service markets. With this acquisition, Microsoft gets serious healthcare chops, an arsenal of conversational AI assets (including voice biometrics), digital customer service technologies, and other assets like vehicle telematics and dictation.
Three human-centered imperatives for our tech-enabled future
No longer does technology just support business value -- we now show that technology shapes business value, making technology an integral part of the value equation. This refocuses management strategies on the effectiveness that technology has on a given product or service.
Twitter is taking a closer look at its own algorithms in a bid to reduce bias
The social media platform has launched a new initiative to evaluate its AI systems and better inform users.
SK Telecom to split to form separate telco business and holding company
South Korea's largest telco will split into two businesses, with the spin-off to function as a holding company for SK Hynix, 11StreetCo, and T Map Mobility, among others.
Over and out? AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon ditch RCS joint venture
US carriers abandon a joint venture to bring Rich Communications Services (RCS) messaging to all smartphones.
Toshiba laptops through the ages
Toshiba’s 35-year run in the laptop business is at an end, but what a journey it has been.
The naughty list: Tech CEOs getting coal for Christmas
These technology leaders displayed the worst behavior or underperformed in 2019.
Tech turkeys: Apple and Google dominate the year's menu of failures
In the spirit of Festivus here is our full list of the worst technology products and services of the year.
The Nightmare in Silicon Valley: 8 horror technologies that should scare you to death
Every night is fright night with what can happen once these scary technologies take hold in ways that you may not have imagined.
2019's tech, security, and authentication trends
We take a look at the top tech, cybersecurity, and authentication trends as revealed today by the Duo Security's 2019 Trusted Access Report, which includes data from 24 million devices, one million apps and services, and billions of authentications.
Carry on: Must-have minimalist travel gadgets in 2019
Here's a selection of the best travel accessories that bring down the bulk and weight of your luggage.
The tech that changed us: 50 years of breakthroughs
Technology can transform us, in good ways and bad. Do you recall the single most influential tech innovation from the year you graduated high school? We do.
Mother's Day 2019: The best tech, gadgets, and accessories for mom
Smart yoga mats, intelligent candles, and more can be picked up to make this Mother's Day extra special.
Plagues then and now: Blood, frogs and locusts are no match for the ravages of 2019
What would a modern-day Plague of Lice look like?
April Fools' Day roundup: The best and worst tech pranks on the web
Be careful what you believe on April 1st as jokes and pranks will flood the Internet today. Come back for updates as more pranks reveal themselves.
Last-minute tech gifts and gadgets for your Valentine
Chocolate and flowers are not the only options this Valentine's Day.
The best last-minute tech gifts, gadgets for your mom this Christmas
Tech-savvy moms might appreciate a useful, fun, or relaxing gadget over Christmas. Check out some of our top picks.
Black Friday 2018: The best deals in tech roundup
Over this week you can snap up some great deals in everything from PCs to gaming, smartphones, tablets, and more.
Black Friday 2018: The best deals in office tech, smart gadgets
Give your home office a reboot this holiday season with this selection of Black Friday deals.
Black Friday 2018: Top tech deals under $100
You don't have to spend a fortune over Black Friday to enjoy good deals on technology, gadgets, and gifts.
Can you learn to be a great CEO? Here's the secret sauce
Tech industry pioneer Ann Hiatt tells Tonya Hall "the secret sauce" that makes CEOs successful at what they do, even during a pandemic.
Cybersecurity talent shortage: What are companies doing wrong?
Tonya Hall talks to Joanna Burkey, CIFO at HP, about the untapped pools of talent in the cybersecurity field and how best to reach them.
Are you a video creator? Wibbitz can help you tell your stories
Zohar Dayan, CEO of Wibbitz, explains to Tonya Hall how the user-friendly video creation platform can empower anybody to produce short-form professional videos.
Tencent Cloud opens Bahrain data centre to enter Middle East
Chinese internet giant plans to launch an internet data centre in Bahrain by year-end, marking its first facility in the Middle East and North Africa region, where it says it is seeing strong growth opportunities.
This CEO trainer got a masterclass in decision-making thanks to Jeff Bezos
Better than business school? Ann Hiatt, author and tech industry pioneer, talks to Tonya Hall about how she has worked alongside Jeff Bezos and Eric Schmidt and some of the lessons she's learned along the way.
Digital easter eggs: Why big tech love coding pranks
Tonya Hall talks to CBS Sunday Morning correspondent David Pogue about the best easter eggs of the tech world and his latest book.
NASA hikes ISS rates for commercial users after funding hit
Legal counsel at TechFreedom, James Dunstan, explains what's behind NASA's price increase for ISS commercial users.
Millions of jobs and not enough workers: How tech will transform the labor market
Daphné Leprince-Ringuet tells Karen Roby that the next 10 years will see huge changes to the job market as a result of technology adoption. This is how it will affect your career. Read more: https://zd.net/3dvKojN
The women mathematicians behind modern computing
Tonya Hall interviews Kathy Kleiman, founder of the ENIAC Programmers Project, about her documentary honoring the pioneering women who helped create modern computing.
Facebook, Google, Microsoft, TikTok, and Twitter adopt Aussie misinformation code
Code will not apply to government content, political advertising, satirical work, or other journalistic pieces that are governed by an existing Australian law.
Tech receives most Australian global talent visa approvals
From July to December in 2019, 11,013 visas were granted to those who worked in the quantum information, advanced digital data, data science, and IT fields.
Free-to-air and over-the-top viewership approach parity in Australia
The gap has shifted from a 66% difference to a 12% one in the span of five years.
Oracle and Australian Data Centres enter partnership to further government reach
It will operate the 'Oracle Dedicated Region Cloud@Customer' out of the ADC facilities in the nation's capital.
Mars 2020 landing: Seven minutes of terror
Tonya Hall talks to Robert Hogg, deputy project manager for NASA's Mars 2020 mission, about the nerve-racking Perseverance landing.
LG and Luxoft launch joint venture Alluto for webOS Auto
Alluto will offer connected car solutions based on the webOS Auto platform.
First Take: Toshiba Qosmio G30
The Toshiba Qosmio G30 is the most feature-rich home entertainment notebook we've seen to date, bar none.
Asus W2V
The W2V proves that you don't need Media Center to enjoy a good multimedia notebook experience. It's a pity, then, that the battery isn't a bit meatier.
Asus W3V
Asus' new W3V notebook aims to be a multimedia powerhouse with looks to match.
First Take: Sony VAIO A39GP
Sony's latest flagship VAIO notebook, the A39GP, will appeal to avid gamers and multimedia enthusiasts with deep pockets.
HP Media Center PC m1199a
HP's Media Center PC is a great entertainment PC for displaying photos, watching movies and playing games at home.
Toshiba Qosmio G10 Media Center
Very impressive technology, with a strange double role, and a price tag that matches its massive size.
Lexmark P6250 Home Photo Center All-in-One
The P6250 is an all-in-one home photo printer that includes a scanner and some intuitive consumer-friendly touches such as animated tutorials on its 2.5-inch colour LCD.
Netgear WGT634U
Wireless routers are nothing new under the sun, but with an innovative feature set aimed at sharing media and other files over a wireless network connection, this particular offering shines bright.
First Take: Windows Media Player 10 Beta
Microsoft's Technical Beta release of Windows Media Player 10 features a redesigned interface that provides easy access to online media stores. It also syncs better with portable devices.
Epson Dreamio EMP-TW10H
Epson's TW10H projector tempts us to stay indoors all winter and experience widescreen theatre from the comfort of the living room. Read our Australian review.
InFocus ScreenPlay 4800
InFocus' ScreenPlay 4800 is an affordable home entertainment projector with a high contrast ratio to produce good quality images.
Epson PictureMate
This portable photo printer produces quality output, but we wish it ran on batteries. It could stand to be a lot faster, too.
Canon CP-330
The CP-330 doesn't have any whiz-bang features, but its compact design and quality output make it a reasonable choice among portable photo printers.
Kodak EasyShare DX7630
Intuitive menus, handy buttons for common tasks, and the ability to also shoot video make this a camera that you can't really go wrong with. Read our Australian review.
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