| Hi John, In a statement that brings to mind the valour of Don Quixote, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has flagged "a crackdown on ungoverned spaces online".
Microsoft has admitted that a part of its Windows 10 source code has leaked on the Web even as the site that claimed that 32TB had leaked quietly toned down the headline on its story.
Australia will use a meeting this week to try and get the co-operation of its partners in the Five Eyes alliance to "thwart" the use of encryption by terrorists.
The people behind a documentary on WikiLeaks, which was released in the US earlier this year, have accused the whistle-blower group's publisher Julian Assange of trying to shut down distribution of the film.
In the latest sign that Windows on mobiles is becoming an increasingly smaller niche, The Wall Street Journal has decided to discontinue development of its Windows 10 dedicated app for mobile devices.
Huawei’s new P10 (and its P10 Plus version) yet again prove that this Chinese designer/manufacturer has what it takes to seriously play in the flagship sandpit, says reviewer Ray Shaw And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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