Galaxy S4: Samsung shapes a true flagship
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NBN rollout continues to lag
New figures published by small National Broadband Network provider Devoted NBN shows that the fibre network has only passed 1,400 more existing premises so far this year.
Panasonic reportedly exiting plasma TV, healthcare biz
Struggling Japanese electronics giant is reportedly making plans to pull out of plasma TV production and the healthcare business to become more cost-efficient.
Slow clap: Internal certificates can hijack gTLDs
Attackers can apply for the security certificates for gTLDs that are yet to be approved, and many legitimate websites may already have certificates that could allow them to conduct man-in-the-middle attacks on gTLDs.
$429,000 per year for mobile computing security mishaps is a compelling number
If someone told you that each mobile computing mishap in your company would cost you almost a half million dollars, would you find that number compelling? Me too.
Telstra and Ericsson test 1Tbps fibre link
Telstra and Ericsson have successfully achieved a test of 1Tbps technology over Telstra's Sydney to Melbourne link.
M2 to buy Dodo for AU$204m
M2 has announced plans to buy out the smaller internet service provider Dodo for AU$203.9 million
CxO Talk episode two: Big data, analytics, and HR technology
On episode two of CxO Talk, top experts Naomi Bloom and Nenshad Bardoliwalla discuss analytics, data, enterprise software, and human resources.
iPad 5 features that are coming your way
When is the updated, 5th-generation version of Apple's flagship tablet coming? It could be next month, sometime in June or even as late as October. But the real question is not when the product is going to be released, it's what's going to be in it.
Lenovo launches ThinkPad T431, adds new version of black
Based on nine months of research, Lenovo made 26 design tweaks to its corporate workhorse laptop. Good luck spotting the changes.
Microsoft still barely scratching "Surface" with tablet sales
A new Bloomberg report says approximately 1.5 million Surface RT and Surface Pro models have been sold, but Microsoft had ordered 3 million of the devices.
SXSW: Use big data tools to chart your own data
At SXSWi 2013 Ed Hunsinger explained how he used Splunk's big data tools to turn his personal data into visualizations of his productivity, sleep habits and more.
Travel tech Q&A: D-Link Australia's Domenic Torre
The networking vendor's managing director talks about the technology he relies on when flying overseas.
The eight-core era arrives
Samsung is set to start making its Exynos 5 Octa and other chipmakers aren't far behind, even though few apps are designed to really take advantage of many-core processors. The real reason mobile chipmakers are pushing eight cores may simply be because they can.
Facebook's VP of engineering bumped up to CTO
UPDATED: The C-level suite is reportedly now complete at Facebook with the appointment of a new chief technical officer.
Belkin completes Linksys deal; looking towards tackling smarter homes
With new Linksys products promised to roll out this spring, Belkin's focus for the unit is going to center around networking solutions for mobile devices and smart homes.
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