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Defence selects Sliced Tech to implement cloud-hosted education system
The Department of Defence has selected Canberra-based Sliced Tech to implement TechnologyOne’s education software for the department.
IDG TECHtalk
iPhone 9 release and high end vs. low end smartphones
Apple is rumored to announce its new, lower end iPhone at the end of March. Modeled after the iPhone 8, the iPhone 9 (or maybe it'll be called the iPhone SE 2) will offer consumers a cheaper alternative to the higher-end iPhone 11 or...
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Firefox starts switching on DNS-over-HTTPS to encrypt lookups, stymie tracking
Mozilla hopes the change will stop criminals from intercepting traffic between its browser and a DNS server and then inserting bogus addresses pointing to a malicious site.
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Microsoft Patch Alert: February 2020 patches bring fire and ice but seem to have settled – finally.
If you let Windows update itself with this month’s Patch Tuesday crop, you got a buggy UEFI patch that’s subsequently been pulled and a Win10 1903/1909 patch that jiggered profiles – think missing icons, desktops, files – on many...
10 steps to smarter Google account security
Give yourself some added peace of mind by giving your Google account a thorough set of security reinforcements.
Vodafone gears up to launch first wave of 5G sites
Vodafone Hutchison Australia (VHA) — a 50-50 joint venture between Vodafone and Hutchison Telecommunications Australia (HTA) — says that the uncertain environment it faced last year meant it had focused on maintaining rather than...
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.
IDG TECHtalk
Answering your Windows questions: February 2020
Computerworld contributor Preston Gralla and Executive Editor Ken Mingis answer viewers' questions about the latest Windows 10 release.
Android Intelligence
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.
Apple Holic
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.
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