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5G: ACCC prepares spectrum allocation limits for first mmWave auction
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has begun a public consultation on allocation limits for telcos that seek to snap up spectrum in the first ‘mmWave’ band to be auctioned for use with 5G services.
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Answering your Windows questions: February 2020
Computerworld contributor Preston Gralla and Executive Editor Ken Mingis answer viewers' questions about the latest Windows 10 release.
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Attention, phone-makers: Our devices aren't your billboards
Manufacturers are testing our limits more than ever right now — and it's up to us to decide if we want to accept or reject what they're doing.
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Apple may introduce an ARM-powered Mac in 2021
But Apple will need to convince customers and clients that there are real benefits to any such transition to a new processor.
7 things Microsoft didn't tell us about the new Office app
The new Office mobile app for iOS and Android is designed to help users complete 'microtasks' while on the go and combines Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
Competition watchdog ‘advancing many investigations’ into digital giants
The head of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission says that the ACCC is “advancing many investigations” in the wake of its Digital Platforms Inquiry.
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Why every user needs a smart speaker security policy
HomePods and other devices may listen to what you say up to 19 times each day, report claims.
Only AI can save us from a world of fakes (a world AI is also creating)
Deepfake video and audio. AI-generated texts, poetry and lyrics. Fake sites. Fake influencers. Fake news. Will life ever be real again?
Next up on Microsoft's dust heap: Office 2010
The end of support for Office 2010 is coming up in less than 10 months. What does that mean for companies still running the aging Office suite? We've got answers.
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Memory-Lane Monday: Why isn’t everyone looking happy to hear that?
You couldn’t have tried that yesterday?
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Australian Army trials 3D printing
The Australian Army’s 1st Combat Service Support Battalion (1 CSSB) will conduct a 12-month trial of the use of 3D printing technology, the government has revealed.
Android versions: A living history from 1.0 to 11
Explore Android's ongoing evolution with this visual timeline of versions, starting B.C. (Before Cupcake) and going all the way to 2020's Android 11 release.
Woody on Windows
With a fix for the 'temporary profile' bug still elusive, Win10 1903 and 1909 customers should check Pause Updates
Microsoft has not yet acknowledged — much less fixed — the widely publicized bug in its February Patch Tuesday update that causes Win10 1903 and 1909 customers’ desktops to disappear. If you haven’t yet installed KB 4532693, make sure...
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Challo pushes enterprise collaboration across company walls
A new enterprise collaboration system for iOS means companies can work together better – and more securely – than before.
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