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South Korea pulls out of intel sharing pact with Japan amid trade dispute
Withdrawing from an intelligence sharing agreement with Japan alarmingly expands the scope of their trade dispute beyond being purely political and economic, making it also about security.
Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne resigns in wake of "deep state" remarks
"If the hors d’oeuvre that was served recently caused the market such indigestion, it is not going to be in shareholder interest for me to be around if and when any main course is served," Byrne wrote to shareholders.
AWS launches job placement program for Australian veterans
For the first time, AWS will run its Educate for Veterans cloud-learning program outside of the United States.
With Chromium-based Edge, has Microsoft finally found a viable browser strategy?
For more than a decade, Microsoft’s browser developers have been wandering in the wilderness. Will the move to an open-source engine and a renewed focus on privacy finally bring Edge into the mainstream?
'Insanely great' Apple Card is a few features away from conquering everything
The more retail and real-world experiences that Apple captures as part of its user experience, the more loyal their Apple Card customers will be.
Investments in UK tech startups hit record levels in 2019, despite looming Brexit
Foreign investment in UK tech startups booms but tech job openings take a dive.
Overseas business continues to be Xiaomi's biggest revenue driver for Q2
Sales outside of China accounted for 40% of Xiaomi's revenue.
Samsung boss calls for software talent boost
Samsung boss JY Lee is calling out for the recruitment of software talent in a rare visit to one of the conglomerate's education centres.
Infrastructure Australia wants industry input on future infrastructure planning
The agency is seeking solutions to help address potential challenges that Australia's infrastructure will face in the next 15 years and beyond.
Why the US has lost to Russia in these top coding trials for almost a decade
For the big ICPC competition, Russian teams are trained by ex-champions. But that's not the whole story.
Baidu receives Q2 revenue jolt from AI and streaming services
The company's artificial intelligence segment also experienced increased uptake, with its AI Open Platform growing 37% year on year to having 1.3 million developer accounts.
Japan approves material for Samsung chips: Report
Japan has approved the export of another batch of photoresist to South Korea, a key material needed for Samsung's EUV chip process.
Kogan's mobile and branded products increase net profit by 20% for FY19
The company is also set to launch Kogan Mobile New Zealand sometime next year.
Twitter bans 936 accounts managed by the Chinese state, aimed at Hong Kong protests
Twitter will also stop accepting ads paid for by state-run news agencies.
Trump: Tim Cook makes good case that China tariffs harm Apple, aid Samsung
Apple CEO Tim Cook made a "compelling argument" that the US China tariffs hurt it more than Samsung, according to US president Donald Trump.
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.
Black Friday 2018: The best early UK deals in tech
Over this week you can snap up some great deals in consumer tech, PCs, mobile devices, and smart gadgets.
Black Friday 2018: The best early US deals in tech
You don't need to wait until the day to grab a bargain this holiday season.
Inside a medical marijuana dispensary
Dispensaries in vertically integrated states like Florida are not "head shops" with black light posters, glass paraphernalia, and other trappings straight out of a Cheech & Chong movie.
Best gifts: 20 luxury gadgets for the billionaire who has everything
Money may not be able to buy you happiness -- but it certainly can provide you with some crazy technology and gadgets. Here are some of our favorite luxury gifts.
Half of Google searches don't produce a single click: Why is that?
Google's content-scraping and featured snippets in search seem to be removing the need for users to click through to other websites.
How Fable Studio won the first-ever Emmy for a 'virtual being'
Tonya Hall sits down with Pete Billington, co-founder of Fable Studio and director of Wolves in the Walls, Edward Saatchi, co-founder of Fable Studio and executive producer of Wolves in the Walls, and Jessica Shamash, head of creative production Fable Studio and creative producer of Wolves in the Walls, to talk about the use of AI that brought the Emmy award-winning being to life.
Can this open-source Chrome clone give Microsoft the browser Edge?
Microsoft just rebooted its browser strategy -- again. Is the world ready for the new Chromium-based Edge? Ed Bott explains why this time might be different - or not. Read more: https://zd.net/2zj2q4Q
Def Con and Black Hat 2019: Enterprise security is stronger than ever
Tonya Hall catches up with Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer at F-Secure, to discuss the latest from Def Con and Black Hat 2019 and to talk about why Hypponen says that, right now, enterprise security is stronger than ever.
Twitter confirms it shared data with ad partners without users consent
Twitter said it shared some user data such as country and device type with some advertisers since May 2018.
Cloudflare drops extremist online message board 8chan after El Paso mass shooting
8chan has harbored a community of hate and three mass-shooters have now hosted manifestos on the platform.
What is Black Hat and why is it so important?
CBS' Dan Patterson is at Black Hat in Las Vegas. He breaks down why it is a must-see for hackers and cybersecurity professionals, plus the most interesting things happening at this year's conference.
Using trust and respect as the basis for learning
Esther Wojcicki, founder of Palo Alto High Media Arts Program, chief learning officer at Planet3, and author, explains ways to raise successful people to produce radical results.
ACCC wants Google to show Australians the EU search engine options
If Google doesn't offer its Android-using consumers a choice of search engine within six months, the ACCC will ask the government to step in and demand it.
WhatsApp Payments coming to India later this year
It is currently undergoing trials using UPI standards.
Apple, Microsoft, and Foxconn sign up to $108b SoftBank Vision Fund 2
New Vision Fund to once again focus on artificial intelligence (AI).
EU ruling to impact how companies deploy social plugins on their sites
European Court of Justice: Websites using Facebook 'Like' button responsible for the user data they send to Facebook.
Toyota invests $600m in Didi and signs smart fleet management joint venture
The move expands the service collaboration agreement that was previously agreed to by the two companies.
GM's Cruise pushes back its launch date for driverless taxi service
No date has been set for when the driverless taxi service will launch.
The best ways to nurture crazy ideas
Tonya Hall talks to Dr. Safi Bahcall, author of "Loonshots - How to nurture the crazy ideas that win wars, cure diseases & transform industries," to learn about how individuals can recognize both creatives and implementors.
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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