| Hi John, Human services minister Alan Tudge is playing down a report that the Medicare details of Australians are being sold on a site on the dark web.
The famous Pub With No Beer has had beer for quite some time, but it’s only now, half way through 2017, that mobile coverage is finally on tap.
A US district judge in San Jose, California, has thrown out a lawsuit that sought to hold Facebook accountable for tracking users after they had logged out of Facebook.
The Shadow Brokers, the group that has leaked NSA exploits that have been used to craft the malware used in the last two big attacks, say they will be raising the price for any leaks in July.
The main person behind the design of the ThinkPad, IBM's iconic laptop which is now the property of Lenovo, has decided to step down from the role after nearly 20 years of leading the design effort.
Huawei has brought its Y series to Australia catering for the great mass of people who just want a good, unlocked smartphone and only want to part with a couple of hundred dollars.
Communication solutions provider Avaya has secured a contract with the Queensland branch of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with the society’s adoption of its video conferencing technology.
A South Australian software developer has won the contract to build the state’s new Dogs and Cats Online system – a one-stop online service for all registration payments, microchipping and breeder information. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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